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He was a jury member for the International Booker Prizes in 2009, and has been named Ukraine’s Artist of the year (2001) and winner of Rome’s Gogol Award (2012). “One spring, he sets off: He wants to bring the bees to a region where they can collect nectar in peace.”Īndrej Kurkov was a Fulbright Scholar working in San Diego in 2021, and holds an appointment to France’s Légion d’Honneur (2014).

Because the bees’ world continues to be ruled by intelligent order and wonderful productivity, even as mankind wreaks havoc. “His only concern is the well-being of his bees. “He survives by following the motto: Hear nothing, see nothing-stay out of it. “Beekeeper Sergey lives in the Donbas, where Ukrainian fighters and pro-Russian separatists exchange gunfire on a daily basis.

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Rights contact: Susanne Bauknecht, Diogenes Verlag AG, Zurich.

In our final entry today, from Matthes & Seitz Berlin, we have work of Yevgenia Belorusets, short stories by an author who divides her time between Kyiv and Berlin. Images in The New York Times’ live updates on the Ukraine situation show a large fireball in Kharkiv as part of the attack, occurring even as the American president, Joe Biden, has wrapped up his stop in Poland. As many as six Ukrainians are thought to have been killed, 15 injured, and these numbers may change, of course, as more is learned about the incident. A video report from The Guardian sees civilians who were queuing for aid hit by Russian shelling. The original publisher of Grey Bees is in Kharkiv, which holds much of Ukraine’s printing operations.Īnd unfortunately, today (March 25), the news from the already beleaguered second city is not good. Today, Bauknecht is presenting Kurkow’s Grey Bees, which involves the Ukraine separatist region of the Donbas.

You may have become aware of Andrej Kurkow’s work first on March 11, when Susanne Bauknecht at Diogenes in Zurich included his illlustration work in our Rights Roundup for Tania Goryushina’s Why Nobody Strokes Headgehogs. Bologna Children’s Book Fair, Ukrainian visual identityĪnd throughout the show, pride of place and honor was given to work from Ukraine, as well as to initiatives developed and announced to help Ukrainian publishers. In our Rights Edition’s roundup today, we want to follow suit and start with a work from Ukraine.