Eroticism, Strawberry Jam, and Loneliness. What's in the New Issue of "Apostraph" Magazine?
The "Kommunikat" Foundation, in cooperation with the International Union of Belarusian Writers, has published the fifth issue of the literary almanac "Apostraph".
The new issue features poetry by Danuta Bichel and Uladzimir Nyaklyayew, prose by Siarhei Kalenda and Valery Hapeyew, translations, essays, criticism, and much more, writes bellit.info.
What's in the new issue?
Stsyapan Laushuk. Elegiac Rhapsody. A Diverse Prologue and an Equally Diverse Epilogue to the Novel "Diana, or The Flashing Traces of the Goddess"
Valery Hapeyew. Strawberries in Binary. From Luninyets Stories
Ivan Klimyankow. Thaika. An Erotic Novella
Siarhei Kalenda. Strawberry Jam. From the book "Dressed Stories"
Poetry
Danuta Bichel. Before the Ostra Brama. Poems
Uladzimir Nyaklyayew. Loneliness. A Poem
Aksana Sprynchan. The Beauty of Beauty. Poems
Leanid Dranko-Maisyuk. A Miracle. Poems
Debut
Maksim Zhuk. Children's Day Celebration. A Story
Translations
Kenneth Grahame. The Wind in the Willows. A Novella. (Conclusion.) Translated by Usievalad Stseburaka
Art
Adam Hlobus. The Basau Brothers. Words about Talented Creators from Mstsislaw
Notes
Siarhei Vahanau. Ellipses-V
Liavon Valasyuk. The Workshop
Uladzimir Maroz. My Friend the Penguin. From Life Stories
Diaries
Mikhas Mushynski. "History will not be liberal with anyone..." 1992. (Continuation.)
Origins
Hienadz Lapatsin. "A Person is Known by Their Words..." Linguistic and Philological Practices of Varvara Hretskaya
Essays
Andrei Fedarenka. Nation of Writers-3. (Conclusion.)
Giedroyc
- Reviews by the Jury Members of the Jerzy Giedroyc Prize—2024
- Maryia Narachanka. Greetings from Patsiyanawskaya, or People Turn into Pigs
- Siarhei Kavalyow. The African Island and the Archipelago Belarus
- Andrei Khadanovich. "Mirror with Toothpaste Splashes"
- Andrei Shumski. A Challenge to Darkness
- A. Sych. Bathing as a Creative Method
- Katarzyna Drozd-Urbańska. Modern Belarus — What is it Like?
Book Reviews
Tasha Shpakowskaya. "And I told them there is no death..." Review of the book by Ales Dubrouski
It should be noted that "Apostraph" magazine effectively replaced "Dzieyaslow" magazine.