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Interview with Elena Chizhova | Rethinking Time | Glagoslav Authors | Maxim Hodak
The full-scale conflict in Eastern Europe in 2022 has opened the door to a new period of instability and crisis. Many people have to deal with tragedy, loss, and pain on a daily basis. Even though the world has been working hard to become a global village, cultural, ethical, and ideological differences continue to cause friction and alienation.
In 2009, Glagoslav Publications was established to reunite Eastern and Western cultures via literature to forge new connections, deepen existing ones, promote mutual understanding, and, ultimately, promote inclusion.
Despite the rising tension, Glagoslav Publications remains committed to its original goal of reconnecting different cultures via knowledge, dialogue, and harmonious communication. Therefore, it launched a new project called Rethinking.
Glagoslav will be interviewing more than 100 of its authors whose works it has published within a decade now. Together with Glagoslav’s authors, ethical, moral, cultural, and societal questions and themes will be addressed, rethought, and reconsidered.
Rethinking, hosted by Maxim Hodak, the founder, and publisher of Glagoslav Publications, invites you, together with its authors, to embark on this hard and often painful but at the same time challenging and, hopefully, satisfying process of revisiting, re-evaluating, sharpening the understanding of the fundamental concepts which govern our views, values, and lives.
We kindly present to you the first interview with Russian poet and writer Elena Chizhova, in which we will explore the notion of time as it applies to Russia’s past and present.
Elena Chizhova was born in Leningrad, Soviet Union, in 1957. One of her novels, The Time of Women, which focuses on the underground culture of resistance and remembrance among Russian women, is set there. In 1996, after being rescued from a burning cruise ship, Chizhova, a former economist, teacher, and businesswoman, turned to writing. At home, her work has been praised for its beauty
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Taras Shevchenko by MyHeritage Deep Nostalgia™, video reenactment technology to animate the faces in still photos and create high-quality, realistic video footage).
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Hard Times by Ostap Vyshnia
http://www.glagoslav.com/en/Book/1/195/Hard-Times.html
A brilliant satirist, Ostap Vyshnia sent up the shortcomings of Soviet life and bureaucracy in the 1920s. He was famous in Ukraine almost exclusively for his feuilletons, and achieved enormous popularity in this genre in the 1920s, especially among the peasant population. Called by many the father of contemporary Ukrainian satire, he became the most-read author after Taras Shevchenko. Many village and town cooperatives, schools and farms were spontaneously named in his honour. Over two million copies of his books were sold by 1930.
This second revised and expanded edition is introduced by Professor Maxim Tarnawsky (University of Toronto).
Leo Tolstoy
"Everyone thinks of changing the world, but no one thinks of changing himself."
Arkady and Boris Strugatsky, Roadside Picnic
“Happiness for everybody, free, and no one will go away unsatisfied!”
