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'Elena Dimov’s translation is beautiful; she communicates the lyricism of Rybakova’s verse and the intensity of her metaphors. The beauty of the text he (Gnedich) is translating contrasts with the difficulty of his task of translation, a reality which must strike home for all translators of verse. But if Dimov suffered in translating Rybakova, she doesn’t let on in a finished piece that feels effortless.' Savannah Whaley, ' Gnedich is a fine piece of work, both satisfying poet/translator portrait and enjoyable read.' M.A.Orthofer, 'Rybakova’s Gnedich was met with acclaim from contemporary Russian literati, but due to its generic hybridity, received no literary prizes — the work did not suit any established literary categories.' Caroline Lemak Brickman, 'Rybakova also has a superb ear for seamlessly layering different registers, such as the vernacular of Pushkin's generation and the archaic of high-style epic. Her winningly touching novel deserves an afterlife of its own in an English translation.'

Andrew Kahn, The Times Literary Supplement 'This is a work that rewards some research – and at least a basic knowledge of the Iliad. But armed with the appropriate background knowledge, it’s an enjoyable read.' Mandy Jenkinson, Gnedich is 'an unusual work and a perfect example of what we should all be trying to both read and promote during Woman in Translation month. A work by a female writer, but also a work that you would only find from a small press. Who else would bring a short novel in poetic verse in the style of Homer from Russian and that is no one. It is also a tale of the art and passion of Translators the unsung heroes of world lit that like Gnedich bring the great works to readers in whatever language. The power of the written word to drive one man to transform it into his own language is shown here.'

's review on Gnedich. Maria Rybakova Maria Rybakova was born in Moscow. She studied Greek and Latin in Russia, then in Germany and subsequently in the USA where she is now teaching the subject. Her first novel, Anna Grom and her Ghost was published in 1999. Several novels and short stories followed. Maria Rybakova is a recipient of numerous literary awards in Russia, including Students' Booker Prize, Eureka Prize, Serguei Dovlatov Prize, Antologia Award, The Russian Prize, Globus Award. Download Free A4tech Bloody V5 Keygen - Download And Software 2016.

Her novels have been translated into German, Spanish and French. Gnedich is her first book to appear in English.