The Physics of Sorrow with a new edition in Poland and words by Olga Tokarczuk
The Physics of Sorrow has already become a part of the European literary canon, wrote Olga Tokarczuk, the Nobel Prize winner. Her words are on the front cover of Georgi Gospodinov’s novel. The news is that after the first print run was over, now the book comes out in
A miracle is a very personal thing
...That is why this holiday is beautiful. Because we celebrate the coming of a child. And when there is a child, all of us become children. And fathers and mothers. Each of us is Jesus, each of us is Joseph, each of us is Mary. This is not blasphemy; it
Gallimard has chosen Gospodinov’s Time Shelter
The weighty publishing house Gallimard has bought the rights of Georgi Gospodinov’s novel Time Shelter. The book is expected to come out in France next year translated by Marie Vrinat-Nikolov.
The novel has already been sold into 12 languages in the year of its publication. In the US Time
Georgi Gospodinov and Angela Rodel, EKF Gala 2020
Georgi Gospodinov and Angela Rodel - how to translate sorrow and first reading from Time Shelter in English.
Georgi Gospodinov Interview: Literature develops empathy
Leading Bulgarian writer Georgi Gospodinov - author of the widely translated masterpiece The Physics of Sorrow - here talks about literature’s resilient quality and its close connection to science and empathy.
"After all, we are made of books we have read"
Louisiana Literature Festival, Copenhagen, Louisiana Channel
Georgi Gospodinov wins Angelus Central European Literature Award 2019
On Saturday 19 October in Wrocław, Angelus Central European Literature Award was presented for the 14th time, the most important distinction for writers from Central Europe whose books were published in Polish. This year, for the first time the winner is a writer coming from Bulgaria. The jury awarded Georgi
Georgi Gospodinov wins Jan Michalski Prize 2016
The Jan Michalski Prize for Literature is attributed each year by the Foundation to crown a work of world literature. An original feature of the Prize is its multicultural nature. It is open to authors from the world over and is intended to contribute to their international recognition. The Prize
The Physics of Sorrow
THE NEW YORKER, 2015
The Bulgarian Sadness of Georgi Gospodinov
By Garth Greenwell
In December, 2010, The Economist published an article on "the geography of happiness" which declared Bulgaria - at that time (along with Romania) the newest, and perhaps most maligned, member of the E.U. -
The Story Smuggler
memoir, translated by Kristina Kovacheva, Dan Gunn, illustrated by Theodore Ushev, 2016