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Reflecting on the passing of the third anniversary of the full-scale invasion of Ukraine, award-winning author Andrey Kurkov has written the diary for this week's New Statesman magazine.In this conversation, with Tom Gatti, Kurkov contemplates daily life in his hometown, Kyiv, and how the war has changed him as a writer. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Selle nädala Kuku Raadio järjejutuminutid viivad meid kodusõja-aegsesse Kiievisse, kus peremehetsevad nii punaste kui ka atamanide jõugud. Segadusele vaatamata peab noor miilits Samson uurima kuritegusid, mis seavad temagi elu ohtu.

In this episode we take a look at life, war and politics in Ukraine, through the eyes of its most celebrated writer. Andrey Kurkov rose to international fame with "Death and the Penguin" more than 20 years ago, but he has many other novels to his name, including "The Silver Bone", which has just been published in English. It's the first book in his new series, the Kyiv Mysteries. Kurkov is very active in promoting the literature and culture of his country around the world, and he was travelling around Europe as he recorded this interview.

The Vancouver Writers Fest and Upstart & Crow Literary Arts Studio welcomed Ukraine's most celebrated writer, Andrey Kurkov, to discuss his work with international correspondent for The Globe and Mail, Nathan VanderKlippe. Kurkov will be back at the Vancouver Writers Fest with his International Booker Prize-longlisted novel, The Silver Bone. Diary of an Invasion is a searing dispatch from the heart of Kyiv during the first year of the Russian assault. Kurkov's award-winning novel, Grey Bees, is a dark foreshadowing of the devastation in the eastern part of Ukraine in which only two villagers remain in a village bombed to smithereens.

Představíme vám fotografku Pavlu Kurkovou, která miluje přírodu, a tak ji i ráda fotí, zachycuje květiny, krajinu, zvířata. Její snímky zaujaly už mnoho diváků, ale i porotců fotografických soutěží. Jejím novým domovem se zhruba před rokem stalo Norsko, kam se i se třemi dětmi odstěhovala. A za to také může fotografování. Všechny díly podcastu Host ve studiu můžete pohodlně poslouchat v mobilní aplikaci mujRozhlas pro Android a iOS nebo na webu mujRozhlas.cz.

Představíme vám fotografku Pavlu Kurkovou, která miluje přírodu, a tak ji i ráda fotí, zachycuje květiny, krajinu, zvířata. Její snímky zaujaly už mnoho diváků, ale i porotců fotografických soutěží. Jejím novým domovem se zhruba před rokem stalo Norsko, kam se i se třemi dětmi odstěhovala. A za to také může fotografování.

Celebrated Ukrainian novelist Andrey Kurkov has been one of the most important voices throughout the Russian invasion of his adopted homeland, releasing frequent dispatches from Kyiv and the remote countryside. See him in conversation about Diary of an Invasion, his searing on-the-ground account of the human toll of the war, the interrelated history between the nations, and how language itself has become a battleground in the conflict. Andrey speaks live via video with on-stage interviewer Matt Bevan. Supported by ARA. This episode was recorded live at the 2023 Sydney Writers' Festival.   If you enjoyed this episode, please rate and follow our channel.  Sydney Writers' Festival podcasts are available on all major podcast platforms.  After more? Follow Sydney Writers' Festival on social media:Instagram: @sydwritersfestFacebook: @SydWritersFestX (Twitter): @SydWritersFestTikTok: @sydwritersfestSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Andrey Kurkov (Grey Bees) is Ukraine's leading novelist. Masha Gessen is a dissident Russian-American journalist. Each chronicles Ukraine's fight for independence on the ground, and critique what we outsiders know, for the 2023 PEN Canada/Graeme Gibson Talk.

Andrei Kurkov, "Invasioonipäevik". Kirjastuselt Varrak. Tutvustab Timo Tarve. Ajal, kui Ukraina sõjast sai laastav tegelikkus, hakkas Andrei Kurkov kirjutama kroonikat sõja šokeerivatest tagajärgedest. Oma märkmetes kirjeldab ta, kuidas ukrainlased trotsivad pagendust ja okupatsiooni ning lahkab Ukraina läbi aegade keerulisi suhteid Venemaaga.

In Diary of an Invasion, bestselling Ukrainian novelist and journalist Andrey Kurkov documents daily life during the first year of Russia's war, fusing the personal, historical and political. Known for novels that are pointed yet playful, his most recent, Grey Bees, explores the 2014 conflict and its aftermath in eastern Ukraine through the eyes of a beekeeper living in the crosshairs. It won the 2023 National Book Critics Circle award for translation. Jimi Hendrix Live in Lviv, an earlier title now out in English translation, was longlisted for the International Booker Prize.

Our latest guest is the Ukrainian writer Andrei Kurkov. Andrei Kurkov became widely known to readers around the world in 2001 when his novel Smert' postoronnego [Смерть Постороннего] was published in English translation as Death and the Penguin. Other novels followed and, in their wake, worldwide recognition and success at prominent international literary awards. His latest novel, Grey Bees, tells the story of an elderly beekeeper in the occupied territory of Donbas. The novel touches on the war in Donbas and on the violation of Crimean Tatar rights in Russian annexed Crimea. In 2015 his Ukraine Diaries was published in English and, recently, his Diary of an Invasion. This recording took place on 14 April 2023. Diary of an Invasion is published by Mountain Leopard Press, ISBN: 9781914495847, pp 304, London, 2022. It is a collection of Andrei Kurkov's writings and broadcasts from Ukraine in the lead up to and during the war.You can also listen to the podcast on our website, SoundCloud, Podcasts.com, Spotify, iTunes, Google Podcasts, Anchor and YouTube. My questions include:1. You started your Diary of an Invasion just before New Year at the very end of 2021. Do you always keep a diary?2. What emotions did you feel when you learnt what had happened on February 24th?3. How do you see the role of the writer during the war?4. Before the invasion, your remarks in the Diary about Ukraine and your Ukrainian compatriots are quite multifaceted. But after you tend to write about them as if they were figures from Ukrainian historical myths (‘bylinas') – how brave, freedom-loving they are, and how different they are from the Russians. It is as if those human traits that make your novels so memorable and touching aren't relevant here. What explains that change?5. You write about the traditions of the Ukrainian people and the creation of myths in times of crisis. What is the role of traditions and myths in the identity of a people?6. Your native language, in which you became a famous writer, is Russian. Have you ever had any problems in your relations with Ukrainian writers or the public because of it?7. What is your attitude to the Russian language in Ukraine now?8. How do Russians around the world react to your advocacy for Ukraine – do you get hate mail from Russians?9. Do you see the possibility for Russian-speaking Ukrainians to write in Russian again in the future?10. You write in your Diary that you have an unfinished novel… will you be able to finish it or is it doomed to remain in the unfinished after the Russian invasion?11. Do you believe in the concept of ‘good Russians'? Who is a ‘good Russian' for you?12. Has Russian culture played a major role in your own development as a writer?13. Are there any commonalities between Russian and Ukrainian culture and traditions? (You write in the Diary about the feat of Russian PR in promoting Russian culture around the world, as if Russian culture would not be so highly regarded without it.)14. How do you see the future of Ukraine? And of Russia?

On this episode of #VelshiBannedBookClub, MSNBC host and Citizen board member Ali Velshi speaks with Andrey Kurkov, a Ukrainian writer who publishes prolifically in Russian. When Russia invaded his country, Kurkov was placed on a black list for his writings. Velshi and Kurkov discuss the echoes of war found in his satirical novel, Grey Bees. 

Hoy se cumple un año desde que el fuego tiñó de gris el cielo de Ucrania. Un año desde que Putin decidió poner en marcha una operación militar que ya se fraguaba desde hacía semanas en la frontera con Ucrania

Hoy se cumple un año desde que el fuego tiñó de gris el cielo de Ucrania. Un año desde que Putin decidió poner en marcha una operación militar que ya se fraguaba desde hacía semanas en la frontera con Ucrania

The solidarity Ukrainians are showing each other in the wake of Russia's attack has made for a kinder society, says Ukrainian writer Andrey Kurkov.

On this episode of #ThePlaybook, Karolína Kurková, Cofounder of Gryph & IvyRose, actress, and model, discusses: [1:06] - How acting and modeling have taught her patience as well as how to navigate relationships with the people around her [4:54] - Why having a professional basketball player as a father helped her prepare for the demands of a career in entertainment [6:40] - Why some entrepreneurs underestimate the effort it takes in order to be the best [11:40] - How listening to and learning from your body leads to a happier life Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

A propósito del libro 'Diario de una invasión' de Andréi Kurkov, hablamos con Sergio del Molino del optimismo de los ucranianos y su especial apego a la vida. Se trata de un relato que empieza en meses antes de la invasión rusa de Ucrania, y donde habla de la transformación de la vida cotidiana mezclando el intimismo y la proyección política para tratar de explicar la realidad ucraniana. Además, charlamos con Borja Lasheras autor de 'Estación Ucrania' un libro que trata de ser una "foto en movimiento" del país que fue contado a través de los ucranianos a lo largo de los años. En sus páginas, además de muchas otras cosas, se explica el poder de la cultura y las celebraciones como desafío a los invasores.

A propósito del libro 'Diario de una invasión' de Andréi Kurkov, hablamos con Sergio del Molino del optimismo de los ucranianos y su especial apego a la vida. Se trata de un relato que empieza en meses antes de la invasión rusa de Ucrania, y donde habla de la transformación de la vida cotidiana mezclando el intimismo y la proyección política para tratar de explicar la realidad ucraniana. Además, charlamos con Borja Lasheras autor de 'Estación Ucrania' un libro que trata de ser una "foto en movimiento" del país que fue contado a través de los ucranianos a lo largo de los años. En sus páginas, además de muchas otras cosas, se explica el poder de la cultura y las celebraciones como desafío a los invasores.

A propósito del libro 'Diario de una invasión' de Andréi Kurkov, hablamos con Sergio del Molino del optimismo de los ucranianos y su especial apego a la vida. Se trata de un relato que empieza en meses antes de la invasión rusa de Ucrania, y donde habla de la transformación de la vida cotidiana mezclando el intimismo y la proyección política para tratar de explicar la realidad ucraniana. Además, charlamos con Borja Lasheras autor de 'Estación Ucrania' un libro que trata de ser una "foto en movimiento" del país que fue contado a través de los ucranianos a lo largo de los años. En sus páginas, además de muchas otras cosas, se explica el poder de la cultura y las celebraciones como desafío a los invasores.

Durch den russischen Angriffskrieg hat sich die literarische Szene in der Ukraine verändert, sagt der Autor Andrej Kurkow: „Meine Kollegen haben aufgehört, Romane zu schreiben, sie schreiben Tagebücher, Artikel und Essays.“Kurkov, Andrejwww.deutschlandfunkkultur.de, FazitDirekter Link zur Audiodatei

My guest on this week's Book Club podcast is the Ukrainian novelist Andrey Kurkov – who has this year become one of the most articulate ambassadors to the West for the situation in his homeland. As a book of his recent writings, Diary of an Invasion, is published in English, he tells me about the experience of trading fiction for the "duty" of a public intellectual in wartime. As an ethnic Russian Ukrainian, he talks about what the West fails to understand about the profound differences between Russian and Ukrainian people, how their national literatures nourish and reflect these differences, how language itself has become one of the battlegrounds, and what Zelensky looked like to Ukrainians before he became a heroic war leader.      

My guest on this week's Book Club podcast is the Ukrainian novelist Andrey Kurkov – who has this year become one of the most articulate ambassadors to the West for the situation in his homeland. As a book of his recent writings, Diary of an Invasion, is published in English, he tells me about the experience of trading fiction for the "duty" of a public intellectual in wartime. As an ethnic Russian Ukrainian, he talks about what the West fails to understand about the profound differences between Russian and Ukrainian people, how their national literatures nourish and reflect these differences, how language itself has become one of the battlegrounds, and what Zelensky looked like to Ukrainians before he became a heroic war leader.      

Andrey Kurkov – Diary of an invasion:The Russian Invasion of Ukraine...with TRE's Giles Brown

edição de 8 outubro 2022

Andrey Kurkov is the celebrated Ukrainian author of Death and the Penguin and 18 other novels. His letters from Ukraine about his family's flight from Kyiv became essential daily listening on the Today programme in the aftermath of the 2022 invasion.Two weeks after the Russian invasion began, Kurkov was joined by Oksana Zabuzhko, Robert Chandler, James Meek, Ilya Kaminsky, and Lyuba Yakimchuk for a special event chaired by Peter Pomerantsev.All the proceeds from ticket sales were donated to the Pirogov First Volunteer Mobile Hospital, an NGO coordinating the provision of medical care by civilian doctors on the Ukrainian front line.Find more upcoming LRB Bookshop events via the website: lrb.me/eventspod Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Sign up for Intelligence Squared Premium here: https://iq2premium.supercast.com/ for ad-free listening, bonus content, early access and much more. See below for details. Ukraine's best known novelist Andrey Kurkov joins us to speak about life, literature, and the war in Ukraine, as well as the complexities of the Ukrainian identity. Andrey Kurkov has been hailed as a latter-day Bulgakov and a Ukrainian Murakami, his works injected with an absurdist sense of the oddities of life. But with the unfolding of events in Ukraine this year, his fictional reflections on conflict in his nation have become even more pertinent. Our host for this episode is the BBC's Chief International Correspondent, Lyse Doucet, who has been covering the conflict in Ukraine since it unfolded in February. … We are incredibly grateful for your support. To become an Intelligence Squared Premium subscriber, follow the link: https://iq2premium.supercast.com/  Here's a reminder of the benefits you'll receive as a subscriber: Ad-free listening, because we know some of you would prefer to listen without interruption  One early episode per week Two bonus episodes per month A 25% discount on IQ2+, our exciting streaming service, where you can watch and take part in events live at home and enjoy watching past events on demand and without ads  A 15% discount and priority access to live, in-person events in London, so you won't miss out on tickets Our premium monthly newsletter  Intelligence Squared Merch Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

One of Ukraine's most successful literary exports speaks to Georgina Godwin. Before turning to writing, Kurkov served as a prison warden and later a journalist before trying his hand at fiction. He boasts a wealth of novels and screenplays to his name, including the bestselling ‘Death and the Penguin'. His latest book is ‘Grey Bees', which details the turmoil in Ukraine through the eyes of a mild-mannered beekeeper.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

One of Ukraine's most successful literary exports speaks to Georgina Godwin. Before turning to writing, Kurkov served as a prison warden and later a journalist before trying his hand at fiction. He boasts a wealth of novels and screenplays to his name, including the bestselling ‘Death and the Penguin'. His latest book is ‘Grey Bees', which details the turmoil in Ukraine through the eyes of a mild-mannered beekeeper.

«Eg er imot å publisere mine eigne bøker på russisk fram til slutten på krigen», seier den ukrainske forfattaren Andrej Kurkov. Han er gjest hos oss denne veka og er aktuell med «Dagbok frå ein invasjon» om tida før og under invasjonen. Intervjuet vart gjort 20. september.  Er du nysgjerrig på Dag og Tid? Bestill eit gratis prøveabonnement på dagogtid.no/prov.  

Andrej Kurkov regnes som Ukrainas viktigste forfatter. I denne podcastepisoden møter du ham i samtale med tidligere NRK-anker Ole Torp. Her får du Kurkovs vurderinger og skildringer av krigen i Ukraina, sett fra innsiden. Hva tror han om fremtiden nå som Ukraina presser russerne ut i rasende fart? Og hva nå når Putin har startet mobilisering?Andrej Kurkov er president for ukrainske PEN og en av Ukrainas viktigste forfattere. Hans mest kjente roman Døden og pingvinen er oversatt til 36 språk. Nå er han aktuell med boka Dagbok frå ein invasjon. Her følger han den russiske invasjonen fra bakkeplan i Kyiv, og senere gjennom flukt og forflytting lengre vest i landet. Kurkov, som selv er russiskspråklig, kobler skildringer av små og store hendelser i krigshverdagen, med politiske og kulturelle analyser av forholdet mellom okkupant og okkupert. Hva gjør denne krigen med Ukraina, Russland og vårt Europa?Samtalen foregår på engelsk.Foto: Lina Hindrum Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Eins og síðustu miðvikudaga verður í þætti dagsins boðið upp á svipmynd af listamanni, sem að þessu sinni er myndlistarkonan Margrét H Blöndal. Margrét stundaði myndlistarnám á Íslandi og í Bandaríkjunum og verk hennar hafa verið sýnd víða, bæði heima og erlendis. Hún sýnir um þessar mundir í Listasafni íslands, sýningu sem kallst Liðamót og i8 er hennar gallerí. Í dag afhendir Katrín Jakobsdóttir, forsætisráðherra, Alþjóðleg bókmenntaverðlaun Halldórs Laxness í Hátíðarsal Háskóla Íslands, en það er Andrej Kurkov sem hlýtur verðlaunin í þetta sinn. Kurkov er meðal fremstu samtímahöfunda Úkraínu og bækur hans hafa komið út á 42 tungumálum. Hans þekktasta verk er bókin Dauðinn og mörgæsin sem kom út í íslenskri þýðingu Áslaugar Agnarsdóttur hjá Bjarti árið 2005, en bókin var endurútgefin nú í vor. Við hlýðum á upphaf Dauðans og mörgæsarinnar og bendum hlustendum á að áhugasamir geta sótt kvöldlestur þar sem Kúrkov les ásamt vel völdum íslenskum höfundum í kvöld kl 20 í Iðnó. Síðastliðinn laugardag var boðið upp á sjónlýsingu á Árbæjarsafni. Sjónlýsing er aðferð til að færa sjónræna hluti og upplifun í orð og lýsa fyrir þeim sem ekki geta séð með eigin augum. Myndlistarkonurnar Þórunn Hjartardóttir og Guðbjörg H. Leaman hafa unnið saman við sjónlýsingar síðstu tíu árin og sérhæft sig í sjónlýsingum á söfnum. Þær stóðu að sjónlýsingunni á Árbæjarsafni, en viðburðurinn var hluti af samstarfsverkefninu Tökum höndum saman á vegum Borgarsögusafns og Listasafns Reykjavíkur. Víðsjá mætti í sjónlýsingu og spjallaði við Sigþór Hallfreðsson, formann Blindrafélagsins, og dóttur hans Birtu Sigþórsdóttur yfir kaffi og pönnukökum í Dillonshúsi. Umsjónarmenn: Halla Harðardóttir og Melkorka Ólafsdóttir

Eins og síðustu miðvikudaga verður í þætti dagsins boðið upp á svipmynd af listamanni, sem að þessu sinni er myndlistarkonan Margrét H Blöndal. Margrét stundaði myndlistarnám á Íslandi og í Bandaríkjunum og verk hennar hafa verið sýnd víða, bæði heima og erlendis. Hún sýnir um þessar mundir í Listasafni íslands, sýningu sem kallst Liðamót og i8 er hennar gallerí. Í dag afhendir Katrín Jakobsdóttir, forsætisráðherra, Alþjóðleg bókmenntaverðlaun Halldórs Laxness í Hátíðarsal Háskóla Íslands, en það er Andrej Kurkov sem hlýtur verðlaunin í þetta sinn. Kurkov er meðal fremstu samtímahöfunda Úkraínu og bækur hans hafa komið út á 42 tungumálum. Hans þekktasta verk er bókin Dauðinn og mörgæsin sem kom út í íslenskri þýðingu Áslaugar Agnarsdóttur hjá Bjarti árið 2005, en bókin var endurútgefin nú í vor. Við hlýðum á upphaf Dauðans og mörgæsarinnar og bendum hlustendum á að áhugasamir geta sótt kvöldlestur þar sem Kúrkov les ásamt vel völdum íslenskum höfundum í kvöld kl 20 í Iðnó. Síðastliðinn laugardag var boðið upp á sjónlýsingu á Árbæjarsafni. Sjónlýsing er aðferð til að færa sjónræna hluti og upplifun í orð og lýsa fyrir þeim sem ekki geta séð með eigin augum. Myndlistarkonurnar Þórunn Hjartardóttir og Guðbjörg H. Leaman hafa unnið saman við sjónlýsingar síðstu tíu árin og sérhæft sig í sjónlýsingum á söfnum. Þær stóðu að sjónlýsingunni á Árbæjarsafni, en viðburðurinn var hluti af samstarfsverkefninu Tökum höndum saman á vegum Borgarsögusafns og Listasafns Reykjavíkur. Víðsjá mætti í sjónlýsingu og spjallaði við Sigþór Hallfreðsson, formann Blindrafélagsins, og dóttur hans Birtu Sigþórsdóttur yfir kaffi og pönnukökum í Dillonshúsi. Umsjónarmenn: Halla Harðardóttir og Melkorka Ólafsdóttir

Eins og síðustu miðvikudaga verður í þætti dagsins boðið upp á svipmynd af listamanni, sem að þessu sinni er myndlistarkonan Margrét H Blöndal. Margrét stundaði myndlistarnám á Íslandi og í Bandaríkjunum og verk hennar hafa verið sýnd víða, bæði heima og erlendis. Hún sýnir um þessar mundir í Listasafni íslands, sýningu sem kallst Liðamót og i8 er hennar gallerí. Í dag afhendir Katrín Jakobsdóttir, forsætisráðherra, Alþjóðleg bókmenntaverðlaun Halldórs Laxness í Hátíðarsal Háskóla Íslands, en það er Andrej Kurkov sem hlýtur verðlaunin í þetta sinn. Kurkov er meðal fremstu samtímahöfunda Úkraínu og bækur hans hafa komið út á 42 tungumálum. Hans þekktasta verk er bókin Dauðinn og mörgæsin sem kom út í íslenskri þýðingu Áslaugar Agnarsdóttur hjá Bjarti árið 2005, en bókin var endurútgefin nú í vor. Við hlýðum á upphaf Dauðans og mörgæsarinnar og bendum hlustendum á að áhugasamir geta sótt kvöldlestur þar sem Kúrkov les ásamt vel völdum íslenskum höfundum í kvöld kl 20 í Iðnó. Síðastliðinn laugardag var boðið upp á sjónlýsingu á Árbæjarsafni. Sjónlýsing er aðferð til að færa sjónræna hluti og upplifun í orð og lýsa fyrir þeim sem ekki geta séð með eigin augum. Myndlistarkonurnar Þórunn Hjartardóttir og Guðbjörg H. Leaman hafa unnið saman við sjónlýsingar síðstu tíu árin og sérhæft sig í sjónlýsingum á söfnum. Þær stóðu að sjónlýsingunni á Árbæjarsafni, en viðburðurinn var hluti af samstarfsverkefninu Tökum höndum saman á vegum Borgarsögusafns og Listasafns Reykjavíkur. Víðsjá mætti í sjónlýsingu og spjallaði við Sigþór Hallfreðsson, formann Blindrafélagsins, og dóttur hans Birtu Sigþórsdóttur yfir kaffi og pönnukökum í Dillonshúsi. Umsjónarmenn: Halla Harðardóttir og Melkorka Ólafsdóttir

Esta es una muestra de "Abejas grises". La versión completa tiene una duración total de 11 h 3 min. Encuentra este audiolibro completo en https://bit.ly/abejasgrises_AudiolibroNarrado por: Eugenio BaronaEn Malaia Starogradovka, un pueblo de apenas tres calles en la zona gris de Ucrania, la tierra de nadie disputada en 2014 entre las fuerzas ucranianas y los separatistas prorrusos, solo quedan dos residentes: Serguéi Sergueich, inspector de seguridad retirado convertido en apicultor, y Pashka Jmelenko, amigo y rival suyo desde sus días de escuela. Sin electricidad, con poca comida y con la constante amenaza de los bombardeos, el único placer que le queda a Sergueich son sus abejas, adormiladas por el invierno. Con la llegada de la primavera, tendrá que alejarlas de la zona gris para que puedan recolectar su polen en paz, una misión que lo llevará a conocer a combatientes y civiles de ambos lados de la línea de batalla. Su bondad y su impecable brújula moral irán desarmando a todos los que se crucen en su camino, convirtiendo la salvación de sus abejas en una metáfora sobre la vida en tiempos de guerra. La crítica ha dicho...«Aunque se basa en la cruda realidad de la guerra, Abejas grises se lee por momentos como una fábula. [...] Se enfrenta a un conflicto de gran complejidad moral con delicadeza y cierta ambivalencia. Al leerlo, uno se siente transportado a un tiempo de una inocencia mayor».Keith Gessen, The New Yorker «Un libro cálido y sorprendentemente divertido del mejor novelista vivo de Ucrania».Charlie Connelly, New European «Un Bulgákov contemporáneo. [...] Un Murakami ucraniano».The Guardian «La mirada ingenua de Serguéi permite que Kurkov llegue al corazón de un país desconcertado por la crisis y la guerra, en el que todavía quedan trazos de bondad».Uilleam Blacker, The Times Literary Supplement «Recuerda a Beckett y Pinter, con destellos de Kafka».Strong Words («20 mejores libros del año») «Kurkov en estado puro, con su talento de narrador que sabe emocionar, sorprender y situarse a la altura del ser humano».La Croix «Una especie de Kurt Vonnegut ucraniano».Ian Sansom, Spectator «Un Kafka postsoviético».Daily Telegraph «Extraña y cautivadora. [...] Con una prosa sobria, el novelista más famoso de Ucrania examina sin piedad las confusiones inhumanas de nuestros tiempos y el anhelo del hombre común y afectuoso por hallar la racionalidad del mundo natural».John Thornhill, Financial Times Sobre El jardinero de Ochákov:«Divertida, nostálgica, soviética, postsoviética y honda. [...] Lo que alberga sobre todo es la potencia de una voz. Y diversión».Berna González Harbour, Babelia Sobre Muerte con pingüino:«Todo un clásico del humor negro y la novela criminal».J. C. Galindo, El País© 2022, Penguin Random House Grupo Editorial, S. A. U.#penguinaudio #audiolibro #audiolibros #Kurkov #AndreiKurkov Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Author Andrey Kurkov joins the program to discuss how Ukrainians are resisting Putin's regime, and how Russia's leader is trying to destroy Ukrainian people as well as the country's culture and history.

May 10, 2022 ~ Paul talks to one of Ukraine's most renowned authors who is town to talk with Metro Detroiters about the conditions in Ukraine.

On this special LARB Book Club edition of the Radio Hour, Boris Dralyuk and Lindsay Wright are joined by Andrey Kurkov, one of Ukraine's leading literary figures. Kurkov was raised in Kyiv and, until very recently, was based in the city. Kyiv is not only the setting of some of his most beloved novels, like Death and the Penguin, but also the position from which he has chronicled his nation's journey towards democracy in works like the Ukraine Diaries, his firsthand account of the 2014 Euromaidan Revolution of Dignity and the subsequent Russian annexation of Crimea and the war in Donbas. His latest novel available in English, Grey Bees, focuses on those devastated eastern and southern regions of Ukraine, two or three years into what is now an eight-year war. Russia's brutal escalation of that war has uprooted Kurkov and his family, along with millions of Ukrainians, making Grey Bees more painfully relevant and its insights more important. Dralyuk happens to be the novel's translator into English, so this special edition of the Book Club is all the more special for him.

On this special LARB Book Club edition of the Radio Hour, Boris Dralyuk and Lindsay Wright are joined by Andrey Kurkov, one of Ukraine's leading literary figures. Kurkov was raised in Kyiv and, until very recently, was based in the city. Kyiv is not only the setting of some of his most beloved novels, like Death and the Penguin, but also the position from which he has chronicled his nation's journey towards democracy in works like the Ukraine Diaries, his firsthand account of the 2014 Euromaidan Revolution of Dignity and the subsequent Russian annexation of Crimea and the war in Donbas. His latest novel available in English, Grey Bees, focuses on those devastated eastern and southern regions of Ukraine, two or three years into what is now an eight-year war. Russia's brutal escalation of that war has uprooted Kurkov and his family, along with millions of Ukrainians, making Grey Bees more painfully relevant and its insights more important. Dralyuk happens to be the novel's translator into English, so this special edition of the Book Club is all the more special for him.

Ukraine's most famous novelist took to the stage at The Conduit to discuss his new book, Grey Bees - a dramatization of the conflict raging in his country through the lens of a mild-mannered beekeeper. The conversation was led by Kelly Falconer, founder of the Asia Literary Agency, and touched on the crisis in Ukraine. Andrey shared his signature humour, imagination and sensitivity with the audience, allowing a genuine and thoughtful discussion to emerge. Presented in collaboration with Frontline Online.

Andrey Kurkov is one of Ukraine's best-known novelists, and his new book, "Grey Bees" addresses his country's past struggles with Russia. It's set several years ago in the Donbas region of eastern Ukraine, amid what was then a simmering conflict that was little noted by the outside world. Jeffrey Brown talks to Kurkov for our arts and culture series, "CANVAS." PBS NewsHour is supported by - https://www.pbs.org/newshour/about/funders

Andrey Kurkov is one of Ukraine's best-known novelists, and his new book, "Grey Bees" addresses his country's past struggles with Russia. It's set several years ago in the Donbas region of eastern Ukraine, amid what was then a simmering conflict that was little noted by the outside world. Jeffrey Brown talks to Kurkov for our arts and culture series, "CANVAS." PBS NewsHour is supported by - https://www.pbs.org/newshour/about/funders

«Ukrainere har aldri godtatt sensur. De har alltid villet si og skrive det de tenker. Det er grunnen til at bortimot alle ukrainske forfattere og poeter på 1920- og 1930-tallet ble skutt av sovjetiske myndigheter… Hvis Russland lykkes, kan vi få en ny generasjon henrettede forfattere og politikere, filosofer og filologer.»Andrej Kurkov er blant Ukrainas fremste forfattere, med nærmere 30 utgivelser for voksne og barn bak seg, deriblant Døden og pingvinen og Venn av avdøde. Han er oversatt til mer enn 30 språk.Kurkov er leder av PEN Ukraina, og har engasjert seg sterkt mot Russlands invasjonskrig og for Ukrainas uavhengighet og ytringsfrihet. Han har skrevet flere romaner som behandler post-sovjet-virkeligheten og forholdet til Russland. Nå har han derimot lagt bort en påbegynt roman for å bruke tiden på formidle ukrainernes situasjon til resten av verden.Hvordan kjempe for ytringsfrihet og fakta i en propagandakrig? Hva kan litteraturen og kunsten bidra med i mørke tider? Og når krever situasjonen at forfatteren tyr til andre verktøy og våpen enn litteraturen?I dette foredraget tar Kurkov for seg situasjonen for ukrainske forfattere og journalister, samt litteraturen og det frie ords rolle i kampen for et fritt land.Foredraget foregikk på engelsk. Alle billettinntekter gikk til PEN Ukraina. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

“Ukrainians have never accepted censorship. They have always wanted to say and write what they think. That is why almost all Ukrainian writers and poets in the 1920s and 1930s were shot by Soviet authorities… If Russia succeeds, we will have a new generation of executed writers and politicians, philosophers and philologists." How should one fight for freedom of speech and facts in a war of propaganda? What can literature and art contribute in dark times? And when does the situation require the author to resort to other tools and weapons than literature? Andrey Kurkov is one of Ukraine's most prominent writers, with nearly 30 publications for adults and children under his belt, including the novels Death and the Penguin and Friends of the Dead. He has been translated into more than 30 languages.Kurkov is the leader of PEN Ukraine, and has been strongly committed to the Russian invasion and to Ukraine's independence and freedom of expression. In this lecture, Kurkov addresses the situation for Ukrainian writers and journalists in Ukraine and provides an insight into Ukrainian history. All ticket proceeds from this talk went to PEN Ukraine. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Denne veka var den ukrainske forfattaren Andrej Kurkov i Oslo, han var invitert av Samtiden og PEN. I DAG OG TID-podkasten fortel han om korleis han opplever situasjonen i Ukraina og kva han meiner om Russland. Kurkov har skrive mange artiklar for Dag og Tid, du kan lese dei her. I DAG OG TID kan du også lese Intervjuet med Mikhail Sjisjkin, som Kurkov hadde ein samtale med på litteraturhuset 28. mars.

Andrey Kurkov, author of Death and the Penguin, speaks to Megan Gibson about life in Ukraine right now. They discuss the role of artists during war, how this conflict will change Ukrainians' view of Russia for good, and what it will take to bring an end to the war. If you have a You Ask Us question for the international team, email podcasts@newstatesman.co.ukPodcast listeners can get a special discount on subscriptions to the New Statesman. Visit www.newstatesman.com/podcastoffer to subscribe for 12 weeks for just £1 a week.Further reading: Art from a nation under attackCourage and camaraderie on the Ukraine-Hungary borderThe exemplary resilience of Volodymyr ZelenskyLetter from Kyiv: While Ukraine's oligarchs flee, my friends and I have Sunday lunch See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week on The Sunday Magazine with Piya Chattopadhyay • Ukrainian novelist Andrey Kurkov tells his country's story of resistance • How music helped Willie Thrasher reconnect with his Inuit roots • Ask Polly columnist Heather Havrilesky challenges the notion of "happily ever after" • Plus: Listeners share their memories of Canada's lost buildings Discover more at https://www.cbc.ca/sunday

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Stephen Sackur speaks to Ukrainian novelist Andrey Kurkov. He was born in Russia, writes in Russian and now fears for his life at the hands of Russian troops. What does his personal story tell us about Moscow's attempt to undermine Ukraine's independence and identity?

28 Tháng 2 Là Ngày Gì? Hôm Nay Là Ngày Sinh của Trịnh Công Sơn SỰ KIỆN 202 TCN - Lưu Bang lên ngôi Hoàng đế của Trung Quốc , bắt đầu bốn thế kỷ cai trị của nhà Hán 1077 – Trận Như Nguyệt kết thúc, nhà Lý nước Đại Việt thắng lợi trong kháng chiến chống nhà Tống (Trung Hoa). Sinh 1939 – Trịnh Công Sơn, nhạc sĩ người Việt Nam. Ông được coi là một trong những nhạc sĩ lớn nhất của Tân nhạc Việt Nam với nhiều tác phẩm nổi tiếng. Hiện nay chưa có thống kê chính xác về số tác phẩm để lại của ông (ước đoán con số không dưới 600 ca khúc).[2] Tuy nhiên số ca khúc của ông được biết đến rộng rãi là 236 ca khúc (cả lời và nhạc). Nhạc của Trịnh Công Sơn được nhiều ca sĩ thể hiện, nhưng thành công hơn cả là Khánh Ly, danh ca gắn liền tên tuổi với hàng trăm ca khúc của ông. Ngoài ra, ông còn được xem là một nhà thơ, một họa sĩ, một diễn viên và một ca sĩ (ông từng biểu diễn một số bài hát do chính mình sáng tác). 1928 – Hoàng Việt, nhạc sĩ người Việt Nam (m. 1967) 1999 - Luka Dončić là một cầu thủ bóng rổ chuyên nghiệp người Slovenia cho Dallas Mavericks của Hiệp hội Bóng rổ Quốc gia (NBA). 1984 - Karolína Kurková , người mẫu kiêm diễn viên người Séc Mất 2020 - Joe Coulombe , người sáng lập Trader Joe's (sinh năm 1930) [153] 1882 – John Thomas Romney Robinson, nhà thiên văn và nhà vật lý người Ireland (s. 1792) 1936 - Charles Nicolle , nhà sinh vật học và học thuật người Pháp, người đoạt giải Nobel (sinh năm 1866) [130] Chương trình "Hôm nay ngày gì" hiện đã có mặt trên Youtube, Facebook và Spotify: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/aweektv - Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/AWeekTV - Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/6rC4CgZNV6tJpX2RIcbK0J - Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/.../h%C3%B4m-nay.../id1586073418 #aweektv #28thang2 #luubang #trinhcongson #nhactrinh Các video đều thuộc quyền sở hữu của Adwell jsc (adwell.vn), mọi hành động sử dụng lại nội dung của chúng tôi đều không được phép. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/aweek-tv/message

Hur skriver man fiktion om ett krig, när landet man lever i är mitt uppe i kriget? En av Ukrainas mest kända författare, Andrej Kurkov skrev romanen "Grey Bees" efter att ha tampats mycket och länge med den frågan. Romanen är en tydlig produkt av aggressionerna mot landet i flera år, och handlar om en bioodlare i de östra konfliktdrabbade delarna av Ukraina.Dagen innan torsdagsmorgonens ryska invasion av Ukraina ringde P1 Kulturs reporter Alba Mogensen upp Andrej Kurkov i Kiev.Romanen Grey bees från 2020 är inte översatt till svenska, men däremot finns hans roman Döden och pingvingen i översättning av Ylva Mörk.Reporter var Alba Mogensen.

We're back this week with Karolína Kurková! And she's here to share more about being a fashion icon, a mom of three, and an incredible entrepreneur! Today's Sponsors: Issuu- Get started with Issuu today for FREE or if you sign up for a premium account you will get 50% off when you go to ISSUU.com/podcast and use promo code ZOE. Proven-  Visit www dot Proven Skincare dot com to take the free Skin Genome Quiz and use code zoe at checkout for twenty dollars off your first order – plus free shipping! Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

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Today is a fun episode that's all about Rachel's favorite topic other than relationships- FASHION. And we're so excited to tell you that Victoria's Secret model and covergirl, Karolina Kurkova is here to get into it all things fashion and catwalk today. Karolina has graced the covers of such notable fashion magazines as Vogue, Elle, Vanity Fair, and Esquire among others and In 2002, she was named Model of the Year at the VH1/Vogue Fashion Awards. She is also a wife, the mother to 3 amazing children, an incredible entrepreneur, and the co-founder of GRYPH & IVYROSE. It's worth noting that Karolina is also the cover star of the Spring edition magazine by CURATEUR, so obviously, Rachel's a big fan of hers! Today's episode is Part 1 of 2, so come back next week to hear the rest of it! Enjoy the episode, listeners! Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Erin Doherty shot to fame playing Princess Anne in The Crown and joins Tom to discuss her latest role as social media obsessed stalker Becky in BBC drama Chloe. The writer Andrei Kurkov talks about literature, TV, music and cultural festivals across Ukraine. Documentary and true crime podcasts are more popular than ever, but does audio offer new ways of telling stories? Narrative expert and former head of BBC Drama Commissioning John Yorke, and Alexi Mostrous, host of Tortoise Media's hit podcast Sweet Bobby, consider the particular craft of longform audio storytelling. Presenter: Tom Sutcliffe Producer: Simon Richardson Photo Credit (Erin Doherty): Joseph Sinclair

On this episode of #ThePlaybook, Karolína Kurková, Cofounder of Gryph & IvyRose, actress, and model, discusses: [1:06] - How acting and modeling have taught her patience as well as how to navigate relationships with the people around her [4:54] - Why having a professional basketball player as a father helped her prepare for the demands of a career in entertainment [6:40] - Why some entrepreneurs underestimate the effort it takes in order to be the best [11:40] - How listening to and learning from your body leads to a happier life Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

#PrintIsNotDead! I proto vzdává říjnové vydání československé Vogue hold tištěným časopisům. #CoverStar se stala Karolína Kurková, která se po porodu dcery vrací zpátky do pracovního nasazení. Zároveň se v módní fotostory proměňuje pod taktovkou kadeřníka @Garren v 11 různých charakterů. Celé #OctoberIssue představuje šéfredaktorka @andreabehounkova v novém podcastu #VogueCSTalks. Moderuje @miro.sabo.

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„Jediný způsob, jak nestárnout, je umřít.“ Bonmot z Instagramu prostějovské rodačky Pauliny Porizkové obletěl minulý týden celý svět. I její o dvě dekády mladší kolegyně z modelingu Karolína Kurková a Hana Soukupová patří ve Spojených státech k elitě. Dvaačtyřicetiletá Helena Houdová zůstala v povědomí hlavně Čechům, které ale zásobuje svými alternativními i kontroverzními názory. Poslechněte si díl o vlivných českých modelkách v zahraničí v podcastu Kompot.

Tato epizoda je o lezení skrz na skrz, o tréninku důvěry, překonávání strachu a  lezeckých snech  si  povídám s fyzioterapeutkou Mgr. Simonou Kurkovou, která se věnuje lezcům ve své praxi a lezení ve svém volném čase.   Se Simonou jsem probrala její zkušenosti s fyzioterapií lezců, pohybové zvláštnosti lezeckého sportu a prevenci zranění na stěně.             

NOVÉ DÍLY POŘADU MÁME RÁDI ČESKO Na Primě dnes startuje nová řada zábavného pořadu Máme rádi Česko. A v deváté sérii nebude samozřejmě chybět spousta novinek. Vedle nového studia, loga i nové kapely především hvězdní hosté, kteří soutěž navštíví úplně poprvé.   KAROLÍNA KURKOVÁ ČEKÁ HOLČIČKU Oblíbenou „baby shower“ tedy party pro maminku v očekávání už má za sebou topmodelka Karolína Kurková. Na dámské jízdě prozradila nejen pohlaví miminka, ale také jméno, které překvapivě nevybrala ani ona ani její partner.   NOVÉ DÍLY LIBOVEK PEPY LIBICKÉHO Šikovných kutilů není nikdy dost, a tak s novými díly přichází na obrazovky Pepa Libický. Pro diváky si přichystal pořádné přestavby a samozřejmě budou i nějaké novinky.   DALŠÍ DRAMA V KRALOVSKÉ RODINĚ Meghan a Harrym versus královská rodina. To je čím dál žhavější a nekončící téma. Vypadá to, že avizovaným rozhovorem, kterým se chtěl slavný pár očistit. Zatím to vypadá, že si to svou otevřeností, tak trochu zavařili…   DAVID KRAUS SE STAL OTCEM Zpěvák David Kraus se postaral o pořádné překvapení. Je z něj otec. Jeho o dvacet let mladší partnerka porodila holčičku, které novopečení rodiče vybrali jméno Ester.   KRAINOVÁ SKLIDILA KRITIKU OD FANOUŠKŮ Simona Krainová si to u fanoušků pěkně zavařila. Lidé ji vyčítají, že svými fotkami a komentáři z dovolené v Karibiku provokuje nebo se dokonce vysmívá situaci, která v Česku panuje. A co na svoji obhajobu řekla sama modelka?   Navštivte web CNN Prima ZPRÁVY na https://cnnprima.cz Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/showtime_cnnprima Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TOPSTAR See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Oblíbenou „baby shower“ tedy party pro maminku v očekávání už má za sebou topmodelka Karolína Kurková. Na dámské jízdě prozradila nejen pohlaví miminka, ale také jméno, které překvapivě nevybrala ani ona ani její partner. Navštivte web CNN Prima ZPRÁVY na https://cnnprima.cz Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/showtime_cnnprima Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TOPSTAR See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Oblíbenou „baby shower“ tedy party pro maminku v očekávání už má za sebou topmodelka Karolína Kurková. Na dámské jízdě prozradila nejen pohlaví miminka, ale také jméno, které překvapivě nevybrala ani ona ani její partner. Navštivte web CNN Prima ZPRÁVY na https://cnnprima.cz Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/showtime_cnnprima Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TOPSTAR See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

NOVÉ DÍLY POŘADU MÁME RÁDI ČESKO Na Primě dnes startuje nová řada zábavného pořadu Máme rádi Česko. A v deváté sérii nebude samozřejmě chybět spousta novinek. Vedle nového studia, loga i nové kapely především hvězdní hosté, kteří soutěž navštíví úplně poprvé.   KAROLÍNA KURKOVÁ ČEKÁ HOLČIČKU Oblíbenou „baby shower“ tedy party pro maminku v očekávání už má za sebou topmodelka Karolína Kurková. Na dámské jízdě prozradila nejen pohlaví miminka, ale také jméno, které překvapivě nevybrala ani ona ani její partner.   NOVÉ DÍLY LIBOVEK PEPY LIBICKÉHO Šikovných kutilů není nikdy dost, a tak s novými díly přichází na obrazovky Pepa Libický. Pro diváky si přichystal pořádné přestavby a samozřejmě budou i nějaké novinky.   DALŠÍ DRAMA V KRALOVSKÉ RODINĚ Meghan a Harrym versus královská rodina. To je čím dál žhavější a nekončící téma. Vypadá to, že avizovaným rozhovorem, kterým se chtěl slavný pár očistit. Zatím to vypadá, že si to svou otevřeností, tak trochu zavařili…   DAVID KRAUS SE STAL OTCEM Zpěvák David Kraus se postaral o pořádné překvapení. Je z něj otec. Jeho o dvacet let mladší partnerka porodila holčičku, které novopečení rodiče vybrali jméno Ester.   KRAINOVÁ SKLIDILA KRITIKU OD FANOUŠKŮ Simona Krainová si to u fanoušků pěkně zavařila. Lidé ji vyčítají, že svými fotkami a komentáři z dovolené v Karibiku provokuje nebo se dokonce vysmívá situaci, která v Česku panuje. A co na svoji obhajobu řekla sama modelka?   Navštivte web CNN Prima ZPRÁVY na https://cnnprima.cz Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/showtime_cnnprima Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TOPSTAR See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this edition of The PEN Pod, we talk to Suzanne Nossel, CEO of PEN America and author of the forthcoming book DARE TO SPEAK, about how the social media platforms are taking new governance steps. Then we check in with our colleagues in Ukraine for how the literary community there is weathering the coronavirus. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/penamerica/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/penamerica/support

Hør Ota Tiefenbôck interviewe Andrej Kurkov om romanen 'Grå Bier'. Samtalen vender også situationen i det østlige Ukraine og Krim, hvor bogen foregår. Interviewet foregår på engelsk. Lån bogen på Københavns Biblioteker

Screenwriter Tony Grisoni discusses his latest TV drama, Southcliffe. Violinist Nicola Benedetti nominates a favourite concerto for Cultural Exchange. Comedian Milton Jones discusses life on the road and how to write one-liners. Catherine O'Flynn on her new novel, Mr Lynch's Holiday, which focuses on British ex-pats in Spain. John Wilson tours the new £190million Birmingham Library. Acapella group Naturally 7 sing live in the Front Row studio. Ukrainian novelist Andrey Kurkov discusses his new book, The Gardener from Ochakov.