3 May 2026

Mikhail Nemtsev, Inna Krasnoper, German Lukomnikov (online), Maxim Goryunov, Dinara Rasuleva, Boris Filanovsky, Arseniy Rovinsky,
Mikhail Aizenberg (online), Ilya Danishevsky, Anna Glazova,
Nikita Sungatov, Evgeny Nikitin,
Linor Goralik, Yulia Podlubnova (online), Dmitry Kuzmin

A new translation of one of Franz Kafka's famous late stories, "The Search for a Dog," has just been released by Nosorog Publishing House. The translator will present

Bibliorossika is a joint project between the St. Petersburg-based Bibliorossika Publishing House and the Boston-based Academic Studies Press. Presented by the publishing house's founder, Igor Nemirovsky. "We publish

Alexey Voinov, Dmitry Vedenyapin, and Daria Apakhonchich. Moderator: Polina de Moni, founder of the publishing house.

My name is Yuri Troitsky. I am a lawyer by profession, specializing in corporate tax law. I was born in Kursk and moved to Kursk after graduating from university.

The definition of a “poetry evening” doesn’t fit Delfinov’s performances – it’s more like a fiercely tender concert with a band of invisible people on the second

This is the most complete edition of Georg Trakl in Russian, including for the first time the surviving fragments of his youthful dramas, drafts and editions; it is offered,

This book is about the violence that church authorities can cover up with the rhetoric of "paternal care." Andrei Kuraev shows that in the history of Orthodoxy

Presentation of the novel "The New Barbarism" (ISIA Media Verlag, Russian edition) and its German edition "Die neue Barbarei" (Matthes & Seitz, Berlin),

In his past life, the hero was a journalist and wrote about bicycles for a Moscow newspaper. In his new life, he's an FSB agent, monitoring

Alan Charoit is a writer, singer-songwriter, and theater director who has been collecting folklore for many years. He brings back rare legends from his travels, which he then

The Dar Literary Prize will present the finalist books shortlisted for the second season. Literary critics will discuss their works with the authors and respond

Literary historian and Cold War scholar Ivan Tolstoy began publishing the historical and cultural almanac Connaisseur in 2018, when mass emigration

Popular historical writers Andrei Shary and Yaroslav Shimov, winners of the 2025 Enlightenment Prize for their groundbreaking research on Central Europe and

The author talks about the book “People and Lands” using the example of its most “Berlin” chapter: “Prussian reforms of 1807-1814, ideal reforms “from above”. How humanity

FROM THE AUTHOR: I write a lot, but briefly. It just so happened: in my tender youth, as a diligent reader, I was captivated by the charm of brevity.

Ilya Danishevsky is a poet and writer who works at the intersection of poetry and prose and uses language as a tool to explore the extremes

Mikhail Nemtsev's collection of short essays, "Clarity and Joy," takes us back to the very beginning of philosophy, where Socrates once began:

The meeting will be moderated by Ivan Filippov, writer, author of the Telegram channel "All Quiet on the Western Front," and a researcher of Russian propaganda. Excerpts from the book will be read by

There's a lot going on in Berlin, and the Russian-language literary scene is no exception. There are book clubs, writers' workshops, and independent initiatives.

Disinformation has become a powerful weapon in the modern world: with the speed of a living virus, it spreads through blogs and traditional media, penetrates under the covers

The world is bursting at the seams: superpower wars are fueled by the hatred and alienation that the "rightward turn" has brought with it. The manosphere, incels, and patriarchal conservatives

Introduction: Anna Sandermoen, Publisher The conversation touches on the question of the values ​​that guide a person. Everyone strives to have such guidelines, but rarely

"At the Corner of Independence" is a collection of funny short prose about everyday life, which continues even in the midst of major crises. The heroes of this

The male character in contemporary Russian-language prose is changing noticeably. The victorious hero and the bearer of a "strong character," familiar from classics and 20th-century literature,

In her book, written at the intersection of poetry and prose, femactivist and writer Daria Serenko talks about people who are used to not

The Association of Russian-Speaking Writers of a United Germany (SLOG) presents a program dedicated to contemporary Russian-language literary development in a transnational context. The organization brings together authors working