Laura and Other Stories - Evtimova, Zdravka
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Bookended by two tales of love, loss and powerful brandy in Bulgaria, are stories of a sickly dreamer isolated in the harsh desert life of the village of Trun, and of a teacher, more nervous than her students, beginning work in a strange new town. These four tales from Bulgarian author Zdravka Evtimova showcase a distinct fictional voice of deadpan magic realism and thorny lyricism. Her characters, by turns stony and sensitive, find what means they can to endure or overcome their mute predicaments.

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Bookended by two tales of love, loss and powerful brandy in Bulgaria, are stories of a sickly dreamer isolated in the harsh desert life of the village of Trun, and of a teacher, more nervous than her students, beginning work in a strange new town. These four tales from Bulgarian author Zdravka Evtimova showcase a distinct fictional voice of deadpan magic realism and thorny lyricism. Her characters, by turns stony and sensitive, find what means they can to endure or overcome their mute predicaments.
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Autorenporträt
Zdravka Evtimova was born in 1959 in Pernik, Bulgaria. She is one of Bulgaria's foremost contemporary authors and is the recipient of major literary prizes in Bulgaria and internationally. Zdravka's short stories have been published in 31 countries around the world, including the USA, China, UK, France, Germany, Switzerland, Japan, Canada, Vietnam, Argentina, Spain, Italy, Norway, Denmark, North Macedonia, Austria, the Netherlands, Slovenia, Serbia, Romania, and Greece.In addition to writing fiction, she works as a literary translator in English, German and French. A native Bulgarian speaker, she is fluent in English, German, French and Russian. Zdravka holds a BA in English Language and an MA in American Literature from the University of Veliko Turnovo, Bulgaria.He May Wear My Silence is her newest novel published in the United States.