Two Novels from the Caucasus: Daur Nachkebia's "The Shore of the Night" and Guram Odisharia's "The President's Cat" chernobyl 20th-century Russian history comes to

20th-century Russian history comes to life through six generations of a family in their Moscow apartment

Punk Orientalism examines history as a conduit for revisionist thinking and rebellion

чей дом открыт каждому

But this doesn't mean that you leave the 'prisoner' category and go straight into the category of 'the free'

Born in a centre of Jewish culture in Ukraine

Two Novels from the Caucasus: Daur Nachkebia's "The Shore of the Night" and Guram Odisharia's "The President's Cat" chernobyl 20th-century Russian history comes toIn this joint volume of Caucausian fiction, two friends from opposing sides of the unresolved Georgian Abkhaz conflict join forces to craft a poignant anti war narrative that spans borders and transcends political divides. After finding themselves on opposing sides of a war torn region, Guram Odisharia and Daur Nachkebia, once comrades in the Writers' Union, chose to collaborate and publish their respective novels under one cover in a powerful