Sunday, October 25, 2015
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Saturday, October 10, 2015
From Svetlana Alexievich's first interview after the Nobel Prize
..everything happens so fast and intensively in the modern world that neither one person nor the whole culture are able to conceive it. It is just too fast, unfortunately. There is no time to sit and think it over, as did Tolstoy, whose ideas matured over decades. Every person, me too, can only try to grasp a small piece of reality, conjecture only. Sometimes I leave only 10 lines out of 100 pages of my text, sometimes one page. And all together these pieces are united in a novel of voices creating the image of our time and telling what is happening to us
Friday, October 09, 2015
Does this year's Nobel Prize in literature send a message to Kremlin?
CL: What sort of message does her victory send to the Kremlin, or to Minsk?
KG: It says, you may have tanks and airplanes, but we give out the Nobel Prize!
KG: It says, you may have tanks and airplanes, but we give out the Nobel Prize!
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