PROGRAMME OF EVENTS AT THE LONDON BOOK FAIR

 

 

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Wednesday 13 April 

 

 

Russian Pavilion, Stand W555, EC2

 

 

Time Venue Event Speakers
11.30 - 12.00               
Stand W555, EC2                                           

Learn Russian Today!
An open Russian language lesson

 

Tatiana Bokova, Irina Stepanova, Russkiy Mir Foundation
12.00 - 12.30 Stand W555, EC2

The Russian Prize - The International Literary Award Russkaya Premiya

 

Tatiana Voskovskaya, director, Alexander Drozdov, Director, The Boris Yeltsin Presidential Center, German Sadulaev, writer, member of the jury Russkaya Premia Award
12.30 - 13.00 Stand W555, EC2

Zavidovo: A Publishers Paradise. Modernisation of Russia

through Arts and Publishing

 

 

Natalia Solzhenitsyn, Edward Kasinec, New York Public Library and Victor Moskvin, Russians Abroad Foundation
13.00 - 13.30 Stand W555, EC2

Nikita D. Lobanov-Rostovsky: The Epoch - Life - Collection

 

Nikita D. Lobanov-Rostovsky, Russian art collector and publisher, Victor Moskvin, Russians Abroad Foundation
13.30 - 14.00 Stand W555, EC2

A Thousand Years of Inventions

 

Sergei Ivanov, author, Sergei Parkhomenko, publisher
14.00 - 14.30 Stand W555, EC2

Harry Potter and… the Russian Orthodox Church

 

Deacon Andrey Kuraev, Professor of Moscow Theological Academy, Lecturer of Lomonosov Moscow State University

14.30 - 15.00 Stand W555, EC2 Video Poetry
A programme of stunning fusions of poetry, film and music
Andrei Rodionov, poet, Katya Troepolskaya, art curator
 15.30 - 16.00  Stand W555, EC2 Russia Market Focus London Book Fair-BookExpo America Handover Ceremony  Alistair Burtenshaw, Director of the London Book Fair, Stephen Rosato, Director of the BookExpo America, Vladimir Grigoriev, Deputy Head of the Federal Agency of Mass and Press Communications, Russian and international writers and publishers
       
       
Professional Programme / Seminars / Author Interviews
       
       
Thames Room, Earls Court 1 (EC1)
English PEN Literary Café, Earls Court 2 (EC2)
Literary Translation Centre, Earls Court 2 (EC2)
       
       
Time Venue Event Speakers
10.30 - 11.00    
English PEN Literary Café, EC2                                     

Rossica Young Translators Award
Announcement of the 2011 winner                  

Pamela Davidson, Andrew Bromfield, Katharine Hodgson, Svetlana Adjoubei                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                              
11.30 - 12.30 English PEN Literary Café, EC2

Mikhail Shishkin in conversation with Colin Thubron                                    

 

 

Mikhail Shishkin, Colin Thubron
11.30 - 12.30 Thames Room, EC1

Academic Publishing in Russia
Professional programme

 

Lynette Owen, Pearson, Oleg Zimarin, Ves Mir, Natasha Bochorishvili, CUP, Vladimir Stabnikov, Olympus Business Books
13.00 - 14.00

English PEN Literary Café, EC2

 

Alisa Ganieva in conversation with Maya Jaggi

 

 

Alisa Ganieva, Maya Jaggi
16.00 - 17.00 English PEN Literary Café, EC2 Russia-China Market Focus Handover Ceremony
By invitation
Alistair Burtenshaw, Director of the London Book Fair, Vladimir Grigoriev, Deputy Head of the Federal Agency of Mass and Press Communications, representatives of Chinese publishing industry, Russian and international writers and publishers
       
       
       
New Literary Observer, Stand X305, EC2
       
       
Time Venue Event Speakers
10.00 - 10.30 Stand X305, EC2

TRANSCRIPT – a new grant to support the translation of Russian literature into foreign languages
A new grant to support the translation of Russian literature into foreign languages

 

Irina Prokhorova
11.00  13.00 Stand X305, EC2

English Booker and Russian NOSE: Open to the Floor
Do literary winners have to be chosen behind closed doors? NOSE, a new Russian book prize, is awarded in a public debate. Is this the future of literary prizes?

 

John Freeman, Tibor Fischer, Lee Rourke, Mark Lipovetsky, Kirill Kobrin, Alexander Skidan. Chair: Irina Prokhorova
13.00 - 14.00 Stand X305, EC2 Found in Translation
A new language can give a book a new lease of life. How do translators and publishers achieve this?
Alessandro Gallenzi, John O’Brien, Robert Chandler, Oliver Ready, Alexander Skidan, Zinovy Zinik. Chair: Anna Aslanyan

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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