Lav - iz - Maliarchuk Tania

Tanya Malarchuk (1983) is the author of many short stories and essays translated into Polish, German, English, and collections (including How I Became a Saint," "Beasts," "The Work"), as well as "The Biography of a Random Miracle." Since the beginning of the 10th rapidly gaining popularity in Europe. In 2013 she won two prestigious literary prizes: them. Joseph Konrad (Kozhenevsky (Poland - Ukraine) and "Kristal Vilenica" (Slovenia). Modern Russian critics compare the works of Tanya Malarchuk with the best surreal stories of Lyudmila Petrushevskaya, which brilliantly combine absurdity and reality, and the Frankfurter Allgemeine zeitung noted that her prose is "a screaming verdict in the style of the great Russian satirist of the 19th century Saltykov-Shedrin."
In the collection "Love - from" - the first book edition of the author in Russian language in translation by Elena Marinicheva, a well-known translator specializing recently in the latest Ukrainian prose - included stories from the book "Beasts" and others, as well as essays.