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Amidst the political unrest that divides Ukraine lately, Eugenia Kononenko explores the Ukrainian burden of the “Russian scenario” in her new novel A Russian Story

Until now poorly represented in the Western part of the world, Belarusian literary voice gets a chance to open up about the real state of things in this corner of Eastern Europe

This year we are pleased to present two prominent authors of Russian literature who have made an outstanding contribution to modern writing.

Sergei Shargunov’s A Book Without Photographs follows the young journalist and controversial political activist through selected snapshots from different periods of his remarkable life.

At the very least about imperfect marriages, and what your ideal apartment and your quite pleasant life can turn into in just 24 hours to the accompaniment of the Sarabande for string orchestra and piano by G.F.Handel.

True to its long lasting tradition of hospitality, from January 15th to January 29th 2013 Nice is celebrating an important to Ukraine cultural event - UKRAINIANS ON THE COTE D’AZUR, dedicated to Marie Bashkirtseff’s 155th birth anniversary.

The roaring twenties in the most cosmopolitan city of China through the prism of Russian nobility's struggle in exile after the Red Revolution is the story at the core of the historical novel White Shanghai by USA based author Elvira Baryakina.

In her intimate memoir, author Layla Alexander-Garrett reveals the previously untold behind-the-scenes story of a film icon, for the first time bringing to light obscured facts of Andrei Tarkovsky’s biography.

Glagoslav Publications presents to the English speaking reader a gothic novel that tells the story of Belarus as once seen by the country's most acclaimed writer and historian.

International publishing house Glagoslav Publications brings its recent collection to the Frankfurt Book Fair 2012, the biggest annual event in the publishing industry with a long history of positive influence on the literary community.