Our literary world
The four of them slightly open the doors of the literary world where the existence of one is meaningless without the existence of the other and where it is not certain whether art is a reflection of life or vice versa.
We will hear whether there are only 18% of grey or any other colours in symmetry in the life of one of the most quoted authors in the MOVE.BG’s campaign ”Summer break” – Zahari Karabashliev. Beloslava Dimitrova, who is author of the volumes of poetry “Beginning and end” and “Wild nature”, will make herself a self-portrait as a young poetess. Manol Peykov from “Janet 45” will share experience whether there are hubbub and insanity or pride and prejudice before publishing a book. We will hear from the professional reader from “I read” Pavlina Radoslavova is there a war or peace between authors and review makers. The questions will be asked without anesthesia from MOVE.BG’s coordinator of the “Summer break” campaign Nadejda Dermendjieva.
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We talk to:
Beloslava Dimitrova is born in 1986 in Sofia. She graduated German philology and Journalism in Sofia University "St. Kliment Ohridski". She works in internet radio Binar of the Bulgarian National Radio. She makes her debut in “Literary journal”, she is author of the volumes of poetry “Beginning and end” and “Wild nature”. She has a poetry blog.
Zahari Karabashliev is a Bulgarian fiction writer and a dramatist. His first novel “18% of grey” (2008) has been published four times and is among the hundred most loved books by the Bulgarians in the “Big reading” campaign. “18% of grey” won “The flower of the readers” – a literary award given for commercial success of a book from the “Helikon” book stores. His stage play “Kick” received the big award at the competition “New Bulgarian drama” (2008) and his play “Sunday evening” wins the most prestigious award for dramaturgy in the country – “Asker”. Zahari Karabashliev is author of the book of short stories “Short story of the airplane” (2009).
Manol Peykov is a publisher. He runs a family publishing house “Janet 45” and printing house where he is in charge for the translation literature. Apart from the family business Manol is saving some energy for other projecs, such as the recording studio “The bakery”, which he recently opened. Manol graduated MBA in the American University in Bulgaria.
Pavlina Radoslavova graduated Public Relations in the Sofia University "St. Kliment Ohridski". She is an editor and an author since 2008 in the biggest online book portal in Bulgaria – “I read”. She is in charge of the special projects and partnerships of the website, connected to the encouraging of reading. Apart from “I read” she works at a PR agency.
