Slavic, East European, and Former USSR Resources
Selected Literatures and Authors Pages
Index of Literatures
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| General Literature Web Sites |
- SIL International. (Formerly known as the Summer Institute of Linguistics).
- The Internet Poetry Archive.
- The Internet Medieval Sourcebook. Includes literature-related pages. Covers Byzantium, Eastern Europe, Central Asia, Muslim Persia, etc.
- South Slavic Literature Library. By Borut Maricic.
- Islamic Arts - Islamic Literatures. From Britannica.com.
- The Arabic Christian Literature. By Dr. George Khoury. The Melkites | The Jacobites| The Nestorians | The Copts | The Maronites |.
- Borderland. Where two people of borderland come together, you will hear three voices singing. Overheard on the river Bug.
| General Authors Web Sites |
- Welcome to the Nobel Literature Roundup.
- Polemical Prize. By James Atlas. About the supposed occasional politicization of Nobel Literature Prize Awards.
Abkhaz Literature and Authors |
| Literature Web Sites |
| Authors Web Sites |
- Dmitry Iosifovich Gulia (1874-1960). [Dârmit' Gulia].
- Abkhaz. ["Find" gulia].
- Gulia,
Dmitry Iosifovich. From Caucasian
Knot.
- Samson C`'anba (1886-1937). [Abkhaz dramatist].
- Ivan Tarba (1921- ).
- Fazil' Abdulovich Iskander (1929- ). [Listed also in the Russian
Literature and Authors].
- Fazil' Iskander. From Lib.Ru:. By Maksim Moshkow.
- "Man and His Environs" Marking the 70th birthday of Fazil Iskander.
- Fazil Iskander. From Wikipedia - The Free Encyclopedia.
- Belteshazzar’s Feasts, or A Night with Stalin. Feature.
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Neli Tarba (1934 - ).
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Georgiy Aleksandrovich Amichba (1936- ).
- Bagrat' S`inkwba ( - ). [Bagrat Shinkuba; Bagrat Uasil-ipha Shınkhuba].
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Afghan Literature and Authors |
| Literature Web Sites |
- Language. From Gran Hewad Afghanistan. A page on the languages spoken in Afghanistan.
- The Pashto Language. From The Khyber Gateway.
- Afghan Poets.
- Famous Poets of Afghanistan. From Afghan Network.
- Hewad [Pashto/ Afghan] Poetry.
- Pashto Poetry in Real Audio format. From Afghan Poets.
- Afghanische Philosophen und Dichter.
- The Persian Language. From Welcome to Gorgân Homepage (Northern Iran). [Dari].
| Authors Web Sites |
Afghan Writers [General or From Various Strands]
- Mevlana Celaleddin Rumi 13th Century Afghan poet
Pashto Afghan Writers
- Munshi Ahmad Jan (1818?-1899).
- Ahmad Jan: Founder of Modern Pashto Literature. [getting correct link].
- The
rise & rise of Pashto. By Dr Sher Zaman Taizi. [Find "munshi
ahmad jan"].
- Muhammad Gul Khan Momand (1885-1964).
- Muhammad Gul Khan Momand. From Hewad Afghanistan Great Writers.
- Siddiqullah Reshteen ( -1998).
- Siddiqullah
Reshteen. From Hewad Afghanistan Great
Writers.
- Siddiqullah
Reshteen. From Hewad Afghanistan Great
Writers.
- Ghani Khan ( - ).
- Ghani Khan. From Hewad Afghanistan Great Writers.
Dari Afghan Writers
- Dari Poetry. Selections of various Dari Afghan poets.
- The Persian Language. From Welcome to Gorgân Homepage (Northern Iran).
Albanian Literature and Authors |
Assyrian or Chaldean Literature and Authors (Modern Era) [One People or Ethnic Group Comprising Several Religious Organizations and Traditions (Assyrian Church of the East, The Chaldean Catholic Church, Syrian Orthodox Church (Jacobian and Assyrian), and Protestant Assyrian Churches)] |
| Literature Web Sites |
- The Assyrian Alphabet. From Assyria Online.
- Journal of Assyrian Academic Studies.
- Assyrian Literature page. From Center for Assyrian Computing.
- [Assyrian] Poems / Songs.
- The Assyrian Language Guide.
- Learn Syriac. From Omra.com.
- Assyriac : Denied in Its Own Homeland But Accepted in England.
| Authors Web Sites |
- Mar Marsai (V-VI Centuries).
- Mar Marsai (v - vi century). From Alan Aldawood's Assyrian Topics. His Main Page.
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Ninos Nirari ( - ).
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Rabi Yosip Bet Yosip (1942 - ).
- Rabi Yosip Bet Yosip. From Assyrian Information Medium Exchange's Arts Page
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Sargon Boulus (1943- ). [Also Listed in Kurdish Literature and Authors]. [Ethnic Assyrian from northern Iraq].
- Sargon Boulus.
- Sargon Boulus. From Blesok.
- The Mystic of the Semitic Languages - Sargon Boulus. Interview by Margaret Obank
- Sargon Boulus - Who Knows the Story [and Other Poems]. From Masthead - Issue 7.
- The Face - Sargon Boulus. From Blesok.
- Mural - An excerpt. By Mahmoud Darwish. Translated by Sargon Boulus.
- Gassan Zaqtan. [Selection of poems]. Some translated by Sargon Boulus.
- Six Poems - [Wadih Sa'adeh]. Translated by Sargon Boulus
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Sabri Atman (1958- ).
- The Past Always Echoes the Future - An Interview with Sabri Atman.
- Sabri ATMAN : Türkiye, AB, Asur Süryaniler ve 1915 Soykırımı SEYFO.
- Zinda - Volume X - Issue 9 - 26 April 2004. ["Find" atman].
- En ny bok om assyrier-syrianer! In Swedish.
- Asurlar Süryaniler. Book notice.
- Turkey Should Recognize the Assyrian Genocide 1915. Lecture of Sabri Atman an Assyrian author, on June 22-2004, in Den Haag, The Netherlands.
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Azerbaijani Literature and Authors |
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Bashkortostan or Bashkir Literature and Authors (Republic of Bashkortostan of the Russian Federation) |
| Literature Web Sites |
- Language and Literature. From Valinur's Collection Of Bashkortostan Links.
- Sasans - creators and savers of poetic art.
| Authors Web Sites |
- Ishmukhamed Mursakaev (1781-1878).
- Salavat Yulay (1754-1800). [Salavat Yulaev, Yulayev].
- Gabit Arginbaev (1856-1921).
- Mukhametsha Burangulov (1888-1966).
- Rami Garipov ( - ).
- Ravil Bikbaev ( - ).
- Timer Yusupov ( - ).
Belarusian Literature and Authors |
Bosnian, Herzegovinan, and Bosniak Literature and Authors [Also called Bosnian-Herzegovinian literature] |
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| Literature Web Sites |
- Welcome to Virtual Library of Bulgarian Literature "Slovoto"!
- Virtulana biblioteka za Bulgarska literatura.
- Bulgarska virtualna biblioteka.
- Bulgarian literature. The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition. 2001.
- Bulgarian Literature. From Britannica.com.
- Bulgarian Literature.
- Bulgarian Poetry Archive. Columbia University. The archive contains over 300 poems.
- Bulgarian Literature and Poetry. By Kiril Douhalov.
- LiterNet. A Bulgarian literature site.
- Velkiia spisanieza Bulgarska literatura - Veliki Bulgari.
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- Father Paisi (1722- ).
- Sofroni Vrachenski (1729-1815). [Sofronij Vrachanski].
- ... A philatelic
journey through the history of Bulgaria ... 8. Famous Bulgarians.
["Find" vrachenski].
- ... A philatelic
journey through the history of Bulgaria ... 8. Famous Bulgarians.
["Find" vrachenski].
- Dimitar Miladinov (1810-1862). Also considered a Macedonian.
- Culture: Dimitar Miladinov (1810-1862).
- Richard Morfill on the Miladinov Brothers.
- Dimitar Miladinov (1810-1862).
- History of Ohrid - The Revival.
- ... A philatelic journey through the history of Bulgaria ... 8. Famous Bulgarians. ["Find" miladinov].
- Georgi Rakovski (1821-1867). [Georgi Sava Rakovski].
- ... A philatelic journey through the history of Bulgaria ... 3. The Struggle for Independence. ["Find" Rakovski].
- History
and Culture - Republic of Bulgaria - Council of Ministers.
["Find" rakovski].
- Petko Rachev Slaveykov (1827-1895). [Petko Slavejkov].
- Konstantin Miladinov (1830-1862). Also considered a Macedonian.
- Grigor Prlicev (1830-1893). [Grigor Parlicev; Grigorios Stavridis].
Also considered a Macedonian.
- Ljuben Karavelov (1834-1879). [Lyuben Karavelov].
- ... A philatelic journey through the history of Bulgaria ... 3. The Struggle for Independence. ["Find" Karavelov].
- Hall of Freedom - Liberal International. ["Find" karavelov].
- History
and Culture - Republic of Bulgaria - Council of Ministers.
["Find" karvelov].
- Vasil Drumev (1841-1901).
- Khristo Botev (1848-1876). [Hristo Botev; Christo Botev; Khristo
Bôtef].
- Hristo Botev.
- Hristo Botev. From Welcome to Virtual Library of Bulgarian Literature "Slovoto"!
- Christo Botev. Sa vie et sa personnalité.
- Hristo Botev. Selected poems in English, French, Bulgarian, and Russian.
- The Project Gutenberg Etext of Satirical Prose, by Hristo Botev.
- ... A philatelic journey through the history of Bulgaria ... 3. The Struggle for Independence. ["Find" botev].
- History
and Culture - Republic of Bulgaria - Council of Ministers.
["Find" botev].
- Ivan Vazov (1850-1921).
- Vazov, Ivan.
- ... A philatelic
journey through the history of Bulgaria ... 8. Famous Bulgarians.
["Find" vazov].
- Stojan Michajlovski (1856-1927). [Stoyan Mikhaylovski].
- Aleko Konstantinov (1863-1897).
- Todor Vlaykov (1865-1943).
- Pencho Slaveykov (1866-1912).
- Georgi Stamatov (1869-1942).
- Anton Strashimirov (1872-1937).
- Elin Pelin (1877-1949). [Dimitar Ivanov Stoianov].
- Peyo Yavorov (1878-1914). Symbolist poet. [Pejo Javorov].
- Petko Todorov (1879-1916).
- Dobri Nemirov (1882-1945).
- Iordan Stefanov Iovkov (1884-1938).
- Dimcho Debeljanov (1887-1916).
- Dora Gabe (1888-1983).
- Christo Jasenov (1889-1925).
- Elisaveta Bagryans (1893-1991). [Elisaveta Bagrjana].
- Nikolaj Chrelkov (1894-1950).
- Geo Milev (1895-1925).
- Khristo Smyrnenski (1898-1923). [Christo Smirnenski (1898-1923)].
- Dimitãr Talev (1898-1966).
- Georgi Karaslavov (1904-1980).
- Atanas Dalchev (1904-1978).
- Emilijan Stanev (1907-1979).
- Nikola Vaptsarov (1909-1942). [Nikoa Vaptzarov; Nikola Vapcarov].
- [Two
Poems]. From Bulgarian National Alliance.
- [Two
Poems]. From Bulgarian National Alliance.
- Dimiter Dimov (1909-1966). [Dimitãr Dimov].
- Trifon Kunev ( - ).
- Trifon Kunev. [Two poems].
- Noshta se priblijava - Trifon Kunev.
- Umira
Pobledneliy Den.../ The Fading Day Is Dying... Trifon Kunev.
- Simcho Isakov (1919-1949).
- Prominent
Sehardic Jews of Bulgaria. ["Find" isakov].
- Prominent
Sehardic Jews of Bulgaria. ["Find" isakov].
- Veselin Chanchev (1919-1966).
- Blaga Dimitrova (1922- ).
- Ivaylo Petrov (1923- ).
- Vao Rakovski (1925- ).
- Ivan Radoev (1927-1994).
- Georgi Markov (1929-1978).
- Georgi Markov.
- Bulgaria: Georgi Markov, Victim Of An Unknown Cold War Assassin.
- Bulgarian Umbrella - The Killing of Mr. Georgi Markov.
- Inside the KGB. An interview with retired KGB Maj. Gen. Oleg Kalugin.
- Yordan Radichkov (1929-2004). [Yordan Raditchkov].
- Yordan Radichkov. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.
- Bulgaria Bids Farewell to Literary Classic Radichkov.
- Yordan Radichkov.
- Yordan Radichkov. From Public Library "Pencho Slaveykov' - Varna. The Bulgarian page.
- Yordan
Radichkov: the Improbable Bulgarian.
- Vera Moutafchieva (1929- ).
- Ivan Dinkov (1932- ).
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Kiril Kadyiski (1947- ). [Kiril Kadiiski]
- Interview With Kiril Kadyiski.
- Ecrivains bulgares contemporains. ["Find" kadiiski].
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Sevda Sevan (1945- ). [Bulgarian-Armenian author]. [Also appears in Armenian Literature and Authors]. [Sevan is the wife of Bulgarian writer Vrban Stamatov].
- Ecrivains bulgares contemporains. ["Find" sevan].
- Interview with Armenia’s Ambassador to Bulgaria, Writer Sevda Sevan.
- ORRAN Daily - May 7, 2003 - Notice on Sevda Sevan. [In right column].
- Nedjalko Jordanov (1940- ).
- Emil Manov ( - ).
- Ivajlo Petrov ( - ).
- Pavel Matev ( - ).
- Lubomir Levcev ( - ).
- Vrban Stamatov ( - ).
- Interview
with Armenia’s Ambassador to Bulgaria, Writer Sevda Sevan.
[Sevan is Stamatov's wife].
- Interview
with Armenia’s Ambassador to Bulgaria, Writer Sevda Sevan.
[Sevan is Stamatov's wife].
- Kamen Kalcev ( - ).
- Hristo Mednikarov ( - ).
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Chechen Literature and Authors |
| Literature Web Sites |
- Project - Chechen Language. From Chechen Republic Online.
- [Chechen] Literature. From Chechnya free.ru.
| Authors Web Sites |
- Said Baduyev ( - ).
- Abdurakhman Autorkhanov ( - ).
- Khalid Oshaev (1898- ).
- Said-Bei Arsanov ( - ).
- Magomed-Salakh Gadayev (1909-1973).
- Magomet Mamakayev (1910-1973).
- Bilal Saidov (1914-1994).
- Arby Mamakayev (1918-1958).
- Magomet Sulayev (1920-1993)
- Zaindin Mutalibov (1922-1977).
- Raisa Soltamuradovna Akhmatova (1928-1992).
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- Chuvash Literature. From the Chuvashistan page of Öz Türkler.
- [Chuvash Literature]. By K.Ivanov. From www.chuv@shia.com.
- Das Poem "Narspi" von K. Iwanow. From Kulturerbe.
- Anthology of Chuvash Poetry. [Table of Contents].
- Knigi o Chubashii i Chuvashakh.
| Authors Web Sites |
- Vasley Mitta (1908-1957).
- Gennady Aygi (1934- ).
- Gennadi Aygi.
- Salute—To Singing. By Gennady Aygi. ["Find" salute].
- Child and Rose. By Gennady Aygi. And publisher comments.
- Gedichte von Gennadij Ajgi.
Circassian and Other North Caucasus Literature and Authors [Includes all the North Caucasus peoples without separate sections here (Balkar, Karbindian, Karachai; Adygei, Ingush, etc]. Separate listings for Abkhaz Literature and Authors and Ossetian Literature and Authors and also Chechen Literature and Authors and Dagestani Literature and Authors and Lezgin Literature and Authors. |
| Literature Web Sites |
- The Nart Epos - The Fountain-Head of Circassian Mythology. From Amjad Jaimoukha's Home Page.
- Bibliography of the Nart Epos and North Caucasian Mythology (In Western European Languages).
- Nart Sagas from the Caucasus: Myths and Legends from the Circassians, Abazas, Abkhaz, and Ubykhs. By John Colarusso.
- Nart Sagas by Elena Kournikova-Tskhuyrbaty.
- A
Circassian Who's Who scientists, researchers and scholars.
- Adige
(Circassian) Official Literature language (West version).
- Adyghe
(Circassian): Shapsug dialect.
- Karachay
Poems.
- Literature about Ossetia. From Alania - Osetia. By Robick Baskaev-Afletunov.
- Abaev - A Grammatical Sketch of Ossetic. Abaev's Dictionary.
- Nartiad
[Osetian version of a tale].
- On the work of «Sura Batyr». [Nogay epic].
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Adygei Literature and Authors
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- Iskhak Shumafovich Mashbash ( - ). Writer from Adygea.
- Anthem of Adygea. Words by Iskhak Shumafovich Mashbash, music by Umar Khatsitsovich Tkhabisimov.
- Adygeya
national writer Iskhak Mashbash became member of Public chamber
at Russian president.
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Tembot Magometovich Kerashev (1902-1988). Writer in Adygei literature.
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Balkar Literature and Authors
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Kaisyn Kuliev (1917- ). Balkar poet.
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Cherkess Literature and Authors
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Khan-Girei (18[--]- ). Cherkess writer.
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Ingush Literature and Authors
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Jemaldin Yandiev ( - ).(Ingushian poet).
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Kabardian Literature and Authors
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Alim Keshokov (1914- ) [Alym Keshokov]. Kabardian poet.
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Karachai Literature and Authors
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- Kh. Bayranoukova ( - ). (Karachian poet).
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| Literature Web Sites |
- A New Bibliography of the Crimean Tatar History and Literature.
- Qirim Tatar Edebiati.
- Crimean Tatar Literature. From International Committee for Crimea.
| Authors Web Sites |
- Ismail Bey Gaspirali (1851-1914).
- Bekir Sidki Çobanzade (1893-1937).
- Cengiz Dagci (1920- ).
- Cengiz Dagci: A Novelist from Crimea.
- Dr. Yusuf Gedikli's Cengiz Dagci Ve o Topraklar Bizimdi.
- Cengiz
Dagci Biyografisi and a List of In-Print Books.
- Sakir Selim ( - ).
- Tatarca Siir Sayfasi ( - ).
Croatian Literature and Authors |
| Literature Web Sites |
- Croatian E-Text Project / Hrvatski e-tekst projekt. A joint effort by the Croatian community world-wide Zajednicki poduhvat Hrvata domovine i dijaspore. [Link not working 8-14-2001].
- A Compendium of Croatian Literary Resources on the Web Home Page. From AATSEEL.
- Croatian Language and Literature. From Dalmatia.Net.
- Croatian Poetry in the Middle Ages.
- Croatian Humanists, Latinists, and Encyclopaedists.
- Croatian Poetry and Songs. From Dalmatia.Net.
- The Croatian Language in Liturgy.
- The Croatian Language Today.
- History of Croatian Theatre.
- Croatian Cyrillic Script.
- South Slavic Literature Library.
| Authors Web Sites |
- Ianus Pannonius (Ivan Cesmicki) (1434 - 1472). [Wrote in Latin only].
- Marko Marulic (1450-1524). The "father of Croatian literature".
- Marko Marulic. From Croatian Humanists, Latinists, and Encyclopaedists. [Select his name from listing on the left]. [Marko Marulic].
- Marko Marulic
(1450 - 1524). From Croatia Net Core.
- Bartol Gyurgieuits (1506-1566?).
- Ivan Gundulic (1588-1638). Dubrovnik poet.
- Fran Krsto Frankopan (1643-1671).
- Ignjat Ğurdevic (1675-1737).
- Tito Brezovacki [ Tituš Brezovacki] (1747-1805).
- Antun Mihanovic (1796-1861).
- Ljudevit Gaj (1809-1872).
- Stanko Vraz (1810-1851).
- Dimitrija Demeter (1811-1872).
- Ivan Mažuranic (1814-1890).
- Ivan Mažuranic. From Gale Literary Databases. (VT users only).
- Exhortation. Extract from Mažuranic's poem "The Death of Smail-aga Cengic".
- The Role of Language in the Disintegration of Yugoslavia. ["Find" mazuranic].
- The Weight of False History Ivo Banac. ["Find" mazuranic].
- The History of the Liber Linteus. ["Find" mazuranic].
- The
100 Kuna [Croatian] Banknote.
- Petar Preradovic (1818-1872).
- August Šenoa (1838-1881).
- August Šenoa.
- August
Šenoa [in South Slavic Literature Library].
- Josip Eugen Tomic (1843- ).
- Silvije Strahimir Kranjcevic (1865-1908). Also listed in the
Bosnian
Literature and Authors section.
- Safvet-beg Basagic (1870-1934).
- Antun Gustav Matoš (1873-1914).
- Vladimir Nazor (1876-1949). Also listed in Bosnian Literature and Authors section.
- Musa Cazim Catic (1878-1915). Also listed in Bosnian Literature and Authors section.
- Ivan Cankar (1876-1918).
- Ivan Cankar. From South Slavic Literature Library.
- Ivan Cankar.
- Ivan Cankar Hiša Marije Pomocnice.
- Ivan Cankar - Hlapci Referat iz slovenšcine.
- Ivan
Cankar May 10, 1876-December 11, 1918. From Gale Literary
Databases. (VT users only).
- Janko Polic Kamov (1886-1910).
- Ivo Andric (1892-1975). Winner of the Nobel
Prize in Literature - 1961. [Also listed in the Yugoslav
Literature and Authors section of the Serbian, Montenegrin, and
Yugoslav Literatures and Authors and in Bosnian
Literatures and Authors.]
- Miroslav Krleža (1893-1981).
- Ahmed Muradbegovic (1898-1971). Also listed in Bosnian Literature and Authors section.
- Ivan Goran Kovacic (1913-1943).
- Jure Kastelan (1919-1990).
- Ivan Raos (1921-1987).
- Jozo Laušic (1936-2002).
- Josip Novakovich ( - ).
- Josip Novakovich.
- Apricots from Chernobyl. By Josip Novakovich.
- Book review: 'April fool's Day' by Josip Novakovich.
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| Literature Web Sites |
| Authors Web Sites |
- Rina Katselli (1938- ).
- Rina Katselli - Introduction and Anthology of Reviews and Works. By Nayia Roussou.
- Rina Katselli - Biography. By Nayia Roussou.
- Maria Avraamidou ( - ).
- TheatreBooks:
European Plays. ["Find" avraamidou].
- TheatreBooks:
European Plays. ["Find" avraamidou].
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- Turkish-Cypriot Literature.
- Kibrisli Türk Sanatçı ve Yazarlar Birligi. [Association of Turkish-Cypriot Artists and Writers].
- Poetry from/about Cyprus or by Cypriots!
| Authors Web Sites |
- Hasan Bulliler (Bullis) ( - ).
- Özker Yasin (1932- ).
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| Literature Web Sites |
- Czech and Slovak and Other Literature Resources. By James Naughton.
- Literární stránky.
- Czech Literature Till [i.e., Before the] 20TH Century. From the Web Server of the Faculty of International Relations of University of Economics, Prague.
- Czech Literature of the 20.Century.
- Some Czech Authors (in Czech).
- Ceské mezivále né drama. František Langer.
- Czech Authors
in Chronological Order.
- The Prague Linguistic Circle.
| Authors Web Sites |
- Karel Hynek Macha ( -1836).
- Bozena Nemcova (1820-1862).
- Jan Neruda ( -1891).
- Julius Zeyer (1841-1901).
- František X. Šalda (1867-1937).
- Stanislav Kostka Neumann (1875 - 1947).
- Rainer Maria Rilke (1875 - 1926).
- Viktor Dyk (1877 - 1931).
- Frána Šrámek (1877 - 1952).
- Karel Toman (1877-1946).
- František Gellner (1881 - 1914, za první svìtové války nezvìstnı).
- Franz Kafka (1883-1924).
- Constructing Franz Kafka. Their Franz Kafka on the Web.
- Franz Kafka (1883-1924). From your Guide for German Language.
- Franz Kafka 1833 [i.e., 1883] ~ 1924.
- Franz Kafka. By Joseph C. Lindsay. His Kafka Links.
- Leni's Franz Kafka Page. Franz Kafka from a different perspective. Her Kafka and Judaism.
- The Kafka Project. By Mauro Nervi.
- The Castle - Joseph K's Franz Kafka Site.
- my tribute to franz kafka. By Brian Herzog. Includes the full text of Kafka's "The Metamorphosis".
- Kafka, Franz (1883-1924). By Johan Schimanski. (In Norwegian).
- Franz Kafka Photo Album. By Yacov Eckel.
- Franz Kafka - Pictures Photo Album In Memory of a good man Franz Kafka. By Daniel Hornek.
- Franz Kafka and Jewish Mysticism Kabbalah. By Daniel Hornek.
- Prague center to finally undergo metamorphosis into Kafka Square.
- Prague renames square for its most famous son, Kafka.
- Spolecnost Franze Kafky.
- Franz Kafka - Prague - Mittle [Mittel] Europa. [In French].
- Kafkaesque Reality.
- The Forgeries of Aram Andonian - Franz Wefel Knew That He Had Been Taken in Forgeries. [sic]. By Erich Feigl. [Erich Feigl (1931-2007) is an Armenian Genocide Denier].
- Jaroslav Hašek (1883-1923).
- Jaroslav Hašek (1883-1923). From Books and Writers.
- Jaroslav Hašek (*30. 4. 1883 — †3. 1. 1923).
- Odkazy - Odkazy na další internetové stránky tıkající se Jaroslava Haška, Josefa Švejka a Josefa Lady.
- Soldier
of Misfortune - Chicago Tribune Article on "The Good Soldier
Švejk" By Connie Lauerman.
- Max Brod (1884-1968). Pražskı nìmeckı spisovatel. Od roku 1939 žil v Tel Avivu.
- Egon Ervin Kisch (1885 - 1948). Pražskı nìmeckı spisovatel.
- František Langer (1888-1965).
- Franz Werfel (1890-1945).
- Franz Werfel (1890-1945). From Books and Writers.
- Franz Werfel - Biographie.
- Franz Werfel. From Wikipedia - The Free Encyclopedia.
- The Forty Days of Musa Dagh. From Wikipedia - The Free Encyclopedia.
- German Exiles in Southern California - Franz Werfel (1890-1945) & Alma Mahler-Werfel (1879-1964).
- Alma Mahler and Franz Werfel Papers: A Selection of Photographs Franz Werfel. University of Pennsylvania Library.
- 100. Geburtstag von Franz Werfel - Page of Austrian Postage Stamp.
- The Forty Days Of Musa Dagh.
- Musa Dagh.
- So-Called Armenian Genocide - Excerpts
from the book: A Myth of Terror - Armenian Extremism: Its Causes and Its Historical Context - An Illustrated Expose by Eric Feigl.
From Assembly of Turkish American Associations.["Find" werfel]. Genocide denying site.
- Karel (1890-1938) & Jozeph
Capek.
- Karel Chapek. From Lib.Ru:. [in Russian].
- Josef and Karel Capek.
- Karel Capek. From Radio Prague's Virtual Cemetery.
- R.U.R (Rossum's Universal Robots) A Fantastic Melodrama. By Dennis G. Jerz.
- Karel Capek - The War With The Newts.
- Karel Capek (1890-1938). By Dominik Zunt. [in Czech].
- Josef Capek - Bibliography Summary. By Al von Ruff.
- Karel Capek - Bibliography Summary. By Al von Ruff.
- Karel Capek - The War with the Newts.
- War with the Newts. From Wikipedia - The Free Encyclopedia.
- Hermann Ungar (1893-1929).
- Hermann Ungar.
- The Maimed. Reviewed by Michael Mejia.
- Drei
jüdische Dramen.
- Jaroslav Seifert (1901- 1986). Winner of the Nobel Prize in Literature - 1984.
- Jaroslav
Seifert. From Nobel e-Museum
Literature. The Page on The
Nobel Prize in Literature - Laureates.
- Jaroslav
Seifert. From Nobel e-Museum
Literature. The Page on The
Nobel Prize in Literature - Laureates.
- H. G. Adler (1910-1988).
- Eduard Goldstücker (1913-2000).
- Jan Prochazka (1921-1971).
- Mira & Antonin J. Liehm's Kachyna and Prochazka. Their Links to [Czech] Film Sites.
- Karel
Kachyna: Four Decades of a Great Czech Director. By Boris
Jachnin.
- Miroslav Holub (1923-1998).
- Miroslav Holub.
- Miroslav Holub (13 September 1923 - 14 July 1998).
- Poems: Before & After by Miroslav Holub.
- The Rampage by Miroslav Holub.
- Miroslav Holub: INTERFERON, or ON THEATER (translated by David Young & Dana Habova).
- The
Death of Miroslav Holub. By Howard A. Landman.
- Josef Škvorecky (1924- ).
- Josef Škvorecky.
- All's Well That Ends Well - An interview with Josef Škvorecky. By Julie Hansen.
- An Interview with Josef Skvorecky. By Sam Solecki.
- The
Achievement of Josef Skvorecky. By Sam Solecki.
- Pavel Kohout (1928- ).
- Pavel Kohout. [in German].
- Drama v Cechách?
- Milan Kundera (1929- ).
- Milan Kundera in English. From Mál og menning publishers. .
- Milan Kundera.
- Milan Kundera (1929- ).
- Milan Kundera, The Unbearable Lightness of Being, and Prague. By Martin Irvine.
- Milan Kundera: A Mystical Thread Throughout Modern Czech Literature. By Liat Baranoff.
- Olga Havlová (1933-1996).
- Václav Havel (1936-).
- Václav Havel. [Curriculum vitae].
- Vaclav Havel.
- Václav Havel (1936- ). From Books and Writers.
- Interpreting Václav Havel. By Walter H. Capp.
- Newsmakers - Vaclav Havel.
- Vaclav HAVEL - President of the Czech Republic.
- [Books by Vaclav Havel].
Dagestani Literature and Authors |
| Literature Web Sites |
| Authors Web Sites |
- Rasul Gamzatov (1923-2003). [Resul Hamzatov; Rasoul Hamzatov].
| East German or Eastern Germany Literature and Authors (The Former German Democratic Republic) [May Include Authors from the Eastern part of Germany both Pre-dating and Post-dating the German Democratic Republic 1949-1991 as well as German-Jewish authors]. |
Egyptian Literature and Authors |
| Literature Web Sites |
- Coptic Literature. From Britannica.com.
| Authors Web Sites |
- Naguib Mahfouz (1911- ). Winner of the Nobel
Prize in Literature - 1988.
- Naguib Mahfouz. From Nobel e-Museum Literature. The Page on The Nobel Prize in Literature - Laureates.
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Finnish Literature and Authors |
Georgian Literature and Authors |
Greek Literature and Authors |
| Literature Web Sites |
- Greek Literature [Ancient through Modern]. From Britannica.com.
- Modern Greek Literature. From the Myriobiblos - The E-Text Library of the Church of Greece.
- Keimena [Modern Greek Literature]. [In Greek].
- Census of Modern Greek Literature: Check-list of English Language Sources Useful in the Study of Modern Greek Literature (1824-1987).
- Encyclopedia of Modern Greek Literature. By Bruce Merry. From Greenwood Press.
- On the Outside Looking In - Greek Literature in the English-speaking World. By Dimitris Mitropoulos.
- Modern Greek Poetry - Collections of Poems translated in English. From Modern Greek Language and Culture.
- Greek Literature. From glbtq - an encyclopedia of gay, lesbian, bisexual transgender, & queer culture. Discusses Greek literature (ancient and modern) from a gay perspective.
| Authors Web Sites |
- Paulos Kalligas (1814-1896). [Pavlos Kalligas].
- Pavlos
Kalligas and Thanos Vlekas: The Lack of Common Sense
Among the Greeks. By Thomas Doulis.
- Pavlos
Kalligas and Thanos Vlekas: The Lack of Common Sense
Among the Greeks. By Thomas Doulis.
- Kostis Palamas (1859-1943).
- Nikos Kazantzakis (1883-1957).
- Giorgios Seferis (1900-1971). Winner of the Nobel Prize in Literature - 1963.
- Andreas Embiricos (1901-1975).
- Nikos Gabriel Pentzikis (1908-1993).
- Nikos Kavvadias (1910-1975).
- Nikos Engonopoulos (1910-1985).
- Nikos Gatsos (1911-1992).
- Odysseus Elytis (1911-1996). Winner of the
Nobel Prize in Literature - 1979.
- Odysseus
Elytis. From Nobel e-Museum
Literature. The Page on The
Nobel Prize in Literature - Laureates.
- Odysseus
Elytis. From Nobel e-Museum
Literature. The Page on The
Nobel Prize in Literature - Laureates.
- DimitrisTsaloumas (Demetres Tsaloumas) (1921- ).
- Andreas Staikos (1944- ).
- Nikos Platis (1951- ).
- Thomas Korovinis (1953- ).
- Alexis Arvanitakis (1961- ).
- Maria Karavia ( - ).
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| Literature Web Sites |
- Hungarian Literature. From Britannica.com.
- Magyar Elektronikus Könyvtár
/ Hungarian Electronic Library's Klasszikus
magyar irodalom -- Classic Hungarian literature. Includes
electronic texts on over 85 Hungarian literary figures.
- Magyar Elektronikus Könyvtár
/ Hungarian Electronic Library's Kortárs
magyar irodalom -- Contemporary Hungarian literature. Includes
electronic texts or information on over 250 Hungarian literary
people.
- Magyar Elektronikus Könyvtár
/ Hungarian Electronic Library's Határontúli
magyar irodalom -- Hungarian literature outside Hungary. Includes
electronic texts or information on over 250 Hungarian literary
people.
- Hungarian Myths & Legends.
| Authors Web Sites |
- Janos Arany (1817-1882).
- Sándor Petôfi (1823-1849).
- Maurus (Mor) Jokai (1825-1904).
- Endre Ady (1877-1919).
- Ferenc Molnar (1878-1952).
- Zsigmond Moricz (1879-1942).
- Mihaly Babits (1883-1941).
- Georg Lukacs (1885-1971). [Philosopher]. [György Lukács].
- Lukács, Georg (1885-1971).
- Georg (György) Lukács (1885-1971). From Books and Writers.
- Georg Lukacs Archive 1885-1971.
- Georg Lukács: The Antinomies of Melancholy. By Levee Blanc.
- Internationale
Georg-Lukács-Gesellschaft eV.
- Lajos Kassak (1887-1967).
- Tibor Dery (1894-1977).
- Autor: Dery, Tibor.
- Hungary
'56. B by Andy Anderson, 1964. [Find "dery"].
- Béla Zsolt (1895-1949). [Hungarian Jew].
- Béla Zsolt. From RandomHouse.com.
- Suitcases of Despair in the Battle for Life.
- Szerzõi oldal - Béla Zsolt.
- Nine
Suitcases : A Memoir by BELA ZSOLT. Book notice.
- Attila Jozsef (1905-1937).
- Attila Jozsef :Brief Biography.
- József, Attila. By Szte Egyetemi Köányvtár. Their Attila Jozef Links Page: Más József Attila-oldalak az Interneten - Other Pages about József Attila .
- József Attila Homepage. By András Roboz.
- József Attila összes mûvei / Complete Works.
- József
Attila 1905-1937. From Magyar Elektronikus Könyvtár.
- Miklós Radnóti (1909-1944)
- Miklós Radnóti: How Others See..... From Yahoodi - Famous Jews Interactive!
- The Life of Miklós Radnóti. From Radnóti Miklós Grammar School.
- Love That Is a Commitment to the World. From Renny Christopher's page on Fanni and Miklós Radnóti.
- Imre Kertész (1929- ). Winner of the Nobel
Prize in Literature - 2002.
- The Nobel Prize in Literature 2002.
- Imre Kertész - Winner, 2002 Nobel Prize for Literature. Resources collected by Andy Jones.
- Imre Kertesz: Literary survivor. From BBC News.
- Imre Kertesz - Nobel Prize for Literature 2002.
- Imre
Kertesz: Conformist as a Rebel.
- Gyorgy Konrad (1933- ).
- Baka István (1948-1995).
- Baka István. By Vida Andrea.
- Baka István Alapítvány.
- Baka István
Pulóverujjak angyalszárnya.
- Peter Eszterhazy (1950- ).
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Iranian and Persian Literature and Authors Under Persian and Iranian Literature and Authors |
Jewish and Hebrew and Israeli Literature and Authors not Included Elsewhere [Includes Hebrew speaking Israeli writers, and Sephardic Jews writing in German, and East European Jews not primarily known as Yiddish authors, etc. Also includes Russian Jews, especially those least assimilated]. (Yiddish, and Karaim Tatar (Jewish), and Iranian [Persian]-Jewish, and Czech-Jewish writers appear elsewhere. German Jewish authors appear in various places for now, mainly here and here). |
| Literature Web Sites |
- Hebrew Literature [the body of written works produced in the Hebrew language and distinct from Jewish literature, which also exists in other languages]. From Britannica.com.
- [Hebrew] Poetry. From Jewish Virtual Library.
- Jewish American Literature Research Homepage. By Derek Royal.
- The Institute for the Translation of Hebrew Authors.
- Voices of the Diaspora: Jewish Women Writing in The New Europe.
- Dichter und Schriftsteller. Important Zionist Writers.
- Language and Literature in Israel.
- In or Out? A Feisty Debate Is On To Pick a Modern Jewish Canon.
- The National Center for Jewish Film.
- Russian Jewish Literature after the Second World War and before Perestroika. By Shimon Markish.
- Constructing Jewish Identity in Contemporary Russian Fiction. By Mikhail Krutikov.
- Jewish-American Literature. From glbtq - an encyclopedia of gay, lesbian, bisexual transgender, & queer culture. Discusses Jewish-American literature from a gay perspective.
| Authors Web Sites |
-
Abraomas Mapu (1807-1867). [Listed also in the Lithuanian Literature and Authors].
- At the Time of Russian Occupation (till 1918). ["Find" mapu].
- Hebraju Kalba. ["Find" mapu].
-
Max Nordau (born Simon Maximilian Südfeld) (1849-1923).
-
Sarah Menkin Foner (1855- ). [Listed also in Latvian Literature section].
- A Woman's Voice - Sarah Foner, Hebrew Author of the Haskalah. By Morris Rosenthal.
- Haskala - - Sarah Foner - A Hebrew Author of the Haskalah. By Morris Rosenthal.
- Foner Books.
Page by Morris Rosenthal.
- A Righteous Love. By Sarah Faiga Menkin - Published in Hebrew in Vilna 1880.
- Memories of the Days of My Childhood or A Look at the City of Dvinsk.
- The Children's Path or A Story from Jerusalem.
-
Eliezer Ben-Yehuda (1858-1922). Born in Luzhki, Belarus. Immigrated from the Russian Empire to Palestine in 1878.
- Theodor (Binyamin Ze’ev) Herzl (1860-1904).
- Theodor
(Binyamin Ze'ev) Herzl. From Jewish Virtual Library.
- Theodor
(Binyamin Ze'ev) Herzl. From Jewish Virtual Library.
- Haim Nahman Bialik (1873-1934).
- Hayyim Nahman Bialik.
- Neither Daylight Nor the Darkness (The Old Acacia Tree).
- Hayyim
Nahman Bialik. From Jewish Virtual Library.
- Saul Tchernichowsky (1875-1943). [Also Saul Tschernichowsky,
Tchernichovsky].
- Shaul Tchernichovsky. From Jewish Virtual Library.
- Week 11 - Modern Hebrew Poetry and Jewish History and Culture. ["Find" Saul to locate paragraph on him].
- Saul Tschernichowsky (1875-1943) - Der Dichter der Revolte.
- "Eagle!
eagle over your mountains" - A Poem ....
- Ze'ev (Vladmir) Jabotinsky (1880-1940).
- Ze'ev (Vladimir) Jabotinsky. From Jewish Virtual Library
- Jabotinsky, Vladimir Ze'ev. From Open Directory Project.
- Vladimir Jabotinsky. From The Simon Wiesenthal Center.
- Zev Jabotinsky. From The Tagar Jewish Activist Movement.
- Jabotinsky,
Vladimir. From Odessa
Web.
- Joseph Hayyim Brenner (1881 - 1921).
- Avraham ben Yitzhak (1883-1950).
- Shmuel Yosef Agnon (1888-1970). Winner of the Nobel Prize in Literature - 1966.
- Shmuel Yosef Agnon. From Nobel e-Museum Literature. The Page on The Nobel Prize in Literature - Laureates.
- Shmuel Yosef Agnon.
- Agnon, S.Y.
- Shmuel
(Yosef) Agnon (1888-1970) - pseudonym of Shmuel
Yosef Halevi Czaczkes. From Books
and Writers.
- Rachel (Bluwstein, Rachel) (1890 - 1931).
- Rachel (Bluwstein, Rachel) (1890 - 1931).
- Rahel
Bluwstein Page. From Jewish Virtual Library.
- David Vogel (1891-1943).
- Uri Zvi Greenberg (1897-1980).
- Abraham Shlonsky (1900-1973).
- Yokheved Bat-Miriam (1901-1980).
- Irène Némirovsky (1903-1942).
- Elias Canetti (1905-1994). Winner
of the Nobel Prize in Literature - 1981.
- [Elias Canetti ] - The Nobel Prize in Literature 1981.
- Elias Canetti - 1981 Nobel Laureate in Literature.
- Tierisches in der Anthropologie und Poetik Elias Canettis. By Harry Timmermann.
- Elias Canetti.
- Elias Canetti.
- Elias Canetti - ein österreichischer Schriftsteller? Verwandlungen zwischen Rustschuk und Wien.
- Death,
Survival and the Radiance of Invulnerability. By
Alan Jacobs.
- Yonaton Ratosh (1908-198x).
- Hebrew
Renaissance: Option or Destiny. By Aharon Amir.
- Hebrew
Renaissance: Option or Destiny. By Aharon Amir.
- Nathan Alterman (1910-1970).
- Gabriel Preil (1911- ).
- Leah Goldberg ( - ).
- Zelda Mishkowsky (1914-1984).
-
Paul Celan (1920-1970). [Paul Antschel, Paul Ancel].
- Willkommen in der Paul Celan Homepage.
- PAUL CELAN - Eine Biographie seiner Jugend von Israel Chalfen.
- Paul Celan: A Bibliography of English-Language Primary and Secondary Literature, 1955-1996. By Jerry Glenn.
- The identities of Paul Celan. By Adam Thirwell.
- The Late Hersch Segal on the Influence of Yiddish and Jewishness on Celan. By Meinhard E. Mayer
- Paul Celan. From Death Fugue.
- Paul Celan and Bukovina's dialogue culture. From Krzysztof Czyzewski's Writings.
- Selected
Poems and Prose of Paul Celan.
- Yehudah Amichai (1924-2000).
- Amir Or (1956- ).
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| Literature Web Sites |
- Republic of Kalmykia. Literature. [Scroll down to "Literature" section].
- "Jangar", A Mongol Hero Epic.
| Authors Web Sites |
- David Kugultinov (1922- ).
Karaim Tatar (Jewish) Literature and Authors |
| Literature Web Sites |
- The Golden Age of Karaite Literature. By Shawn Lichaa.
- Spoken Karaim : the CD project.
- Recent Publications of Lithuanian Karaims.
| Authors Web Sites |
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Kazakh Literature and Authors |
| Literature Web Sites |
- Literature & Libraries. From Gateway to Kazakhstan.
- Review of "The Encyclopae of Kazakh Literature" - Includes Brief Comments on Kazakh Literature. [Scroll down to section "No Silent About Literature"].
- Literature. From East Kazakhstan.
- Alpamysh - Central Asian Identity Under Russian Rule. By H. B. Paksoy.
- U I G H U R L i t e r a t u r e. (Literature of the Uighurs in Kazakhstan). From T h e U i g h u r.
| Authors Web Sites |
- Asan Kangi (1370-1465).
- Jhalkiz Jhyrau (1465-1560).
- Dosbambet-Jhyrau (1490-1523).
- Suinbai Aronuly (1815-1898). [Akyn poet].
- Abai Kunanbaev (1845-1904). [Abaj Kunanbaew, Abai Kounanbaiouly,
Ibrahim (Abay) Qunanbaev].
- Abai (Ibragim) Kunanbaev. And another site.
- On the Land of Abai.
- A
Brief Note on the Life of Abai Kunanbaev. By Iraj
Bashiri.
- Dzhambul Dzhabaev [often simply called "Dzhambul"] (1846-1945). [Zhambyl Zhabaev].
- Jestaj Berkimbaew (1868-1946). [E Berkimbaiuly].
- Ahmet Baitursynov (1873-1938).
- Mir Yakub Dulatov (1885-1935).
- Mustafa Shokay (1890-1941).
- Mustafa Cokay. [Scroll down the page].
- Berlindegi
Mustafa Shokay Atanin Mazari.
- S. Toraigyrov (1893 -1920). [Sultanmachmut Toraigyrov].
- Magzhan Zhumabaev (1893-1937).
- Mukhtar Auezov, known as Mukhtar the Great (1897-1961).
[Muchtar Auezov, M Äuezov].
- Mukhtar the Great. By Mike Haynes.
- "Mukhtar The
Great".
- Bukara Tyshkanbaev (1920-1985).
- Muekagali Makataev (1931-1976). [poet].
- Sherkhan Murtaza (1932- ). [Murtaza Sherchan].
- Radio
and TV in the Republic of Kazakhstan, 1991-1998.
["Find" Sherkhan murtaza].
- Radio
and TV in the Republic of Kazakhstan, 1991-1998.
["Find" Sherkhan murtaza].
- Oralkhan Bokeev (1943- ).
- Oralkhan
Bokeev. From East
Kazakhstan.
- Oralkhan
Bokeev. From East
Kazakhstan.
- Muchtar Magaullin ( - ).
- Marat Kabanbaev ( - ).
- Murat Telibekov ( - ).
- Olzhas Suleimenov ( - ). [Olzhas Suleymenov].
- The Nomad. S. Pechkin -- O. Suleimenov, Tr. by S. Pechkin.
- Olzhas Suleimenov - Az i IA. From Yerden - Zone.
- Temnye mesta chestnogo "Slova o polku Igoreve" . By Olzhas Suleimenov.
- Harsha Ram, "Imagining Eurasia: Olzhas Suleimenov's AZ i IA". From Slavic Review - Volume 60 Number 1, Spring 2001.
- A Hidden Tragedy in Kazakhstan. B by Nurlan Apushev.
- A Rock of Resistance - Stones of Compassion. By Terry Tempest Williams.
Khanty-Mansi Literature and Authors [Khanty previously known as Ostyaks or Ostiaks, and the Mansi as the Voguls] |
| Khanty-Mansi Literature Web Sites |
- Project Khanty Language. [Treats both the Khanty and Mansi languages].
- The Development of a Written Culture by the Indigenous Peoples of Western Siberia.
- Khanty: Bibliographical guide.
- Mansi: Bibliographical guide.
| Khanty-Mansi Authors Web Sites |
- Priest Vologodsky ( - ).
- The Development of a Written Culture by the Indigenous Peoples of Western Siberia. ["Find" Vologodsky].
- Father Yegorov ( - ) and Father Tveritin ( - ).
- The Development of a Written Culture by the Indigenous Peoples of Western Siberia. ["Find" Yegorov, Tveritin].
Mansi Authors
- Father G. Popov ( - ).
- Bishop Nikanor ( - ).
Komi [Komi-Zyrian] and Komi-Permian Literature and Authors |
| Komi Literature Web Sites |
- Komi-Zyrian (Komi) language. By Esa Anttikoski. From Minority languages of Russia on the Net - A list of resources.
- Information on the Republic of Komi. [Includes literary subjects].
- Why "Komi" - A Little History. By Andrey A.Pomysov. From Syktyvkar - Komi Republic - Russia.
- ethno-futurism as a mode of thinking for an alternative future - on the future of the Finno-Ugric peoples.
- [The Lord's Prayer] in Komi-Zyrian (Komi).
| Komi Authors Web Sites |
- Saint Stephen of Perm (1340-1396).
- Ivan Kuratov ((1839-1875). First Komi poet.
- Kultuur - Kultuur 96/10/31 Article - Õnnetute ugrilaste lõputu õnn, ääri-veeri concerning these Finno-Ugric writers: komidelt [Komi authors] Ivan Kuratovilt (1839-1875) ja Nöbdinsa Vittorilt (1888-1943), marilt [Mari author] Sergei Tshavainilt (1888-1937), udmurtidelt [Udmurt author] Kuzebai Gerdilt (1898-1937) ning [?] Ashaltshi Okilt (1898-1973).
- Hõimupäevi
alustati soome-ugri luuleklassikaga - from TARTU
UUDISED referencing the book Enne
koitu.
- Tim Ven (Veniamin Timofeyevich Chistalev) ( - ). Another
founder of Komi literature.
- Nöbdinsa Vittorilt (1888-1943).
- See Article - Õnnetute ugrilaste lõputu õnn, ääri-veeri article under Ivan Kuratov in this section.
- Hõimupäevi
alustati soome-ugri luuleklassikaga - from TARTU
UUDISED referencing the book Enne
koitu.
- Vasily Lytkin ( - ). Komi poet
- Gennadi Yushkov ( - ).
- Boris Shahov ( - ).
| Komi-Permian Literature Web Sites |
- Permian Komis. By Lyudmila Nikitina.
- Komi. See comments on the Komi-Permyak Literary Language.
- PUBLICATIONS of the Institute of Language, Literature and History, Komi Science Centre, Ural Division, Russian Academy of Sciences, in 1999.
| Komi-Permian Authors Web Sites |
- A. Zubov ( - ).
- M. Likhachev ( - ).
- V. Deryabin ( - ).
- S. Karavayev ( - ).
- N. Popov ( - ).
- Fyodor Tarakanov ( - ).
- Leonid Nikitin ( - ).
- Fyodor Istomin ( - ).
- M. Vavilin ( - ).
- I. Gagarin ( - ).
- A. Anikin ( - ).
- N. Savelyev ( - ).
- N. Yarkov ( - ).
Kurdish Literature and Authors |
Kyrgyz Literature and Authors |
| Literature Web Sites |
- MANAS - An Introduction & Extract of the Great Kirghizian Epic.
- Manas Goes Digital. The CD-Rom Version.
- Manas: The Kyrgyz Epic. By Iraj Bashiri.
- The Celebration of The 1000th Anniversary of The Manas Epos.
- The Role of the Narrators-"Manaschis" in the Formation of the Epos "Manas".
- Fragments of the Epos Manas From the Version of the Great Manaschy Sagynbay Orozbakov.
- The Epic of Manas and The Epic Genre.
- Identity in Kyrgyzstan: The Epic Manas and Chingiz Aitmatov.
- Alpamysh - Central Asian Identity Under Russian Rule. By H. B. Paksoy.
- Kirghiz Oral Literature in Translation. From Welcome to Elmira's Home Page.
| Authors Web Sites |
- Barpy Alykulov (1884-1949). (Varpy Alykulov).
- Aaly Tokombaev (1904-1988). (Aali Tokombaev, Ali Tokombaev).
- Bishkek
- Thought provoking museums. Scroll to middle of
page for Aaly Tokombaev House Museum. (Internet Explorer).
- Bishkek
- Thought provoking museums. Scroll to middle of
page for Aaly Tokombaev House Museum. (Internet Explorer).
- Nadyrbek Alymbekov (19[..]- ).
- Chingiz Torekulovich Aitmatov (1928- ).
- Chingiz Aitmatov. By Jipar.
- The Art of Chingiz Aitmatov's Stories.
- Jewish Mankurts? Article by Boris Shusteff on Chingiz Aitmatov's novel "The Day Lasts More Than a Hundred Years".
- Chingiz
Aitmatov as a Mirror of the Russian Dream. In Russian.
- Almash Choibekova ( - ).
- I
Missed the World. By Zhumadin Kadyrov.
- I
Missed the World. By Zhumadin Kadyrov.
- Sherboto Tokombaev (1974- ).
Latvian Literature and Authors |
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Lebanese Literature and Authors |
| Literature Web Sites |
| Authors Web Sites |
-
Abbas Beydoun ( - ).
- Bassam Hajjar (1955- ).
- Inaya Jaber ( - ).
- Nizar Qabbani (1923-1998). [Also listed under Syrian
Literature].
- Nizar Qabbani.
- Poetry Recital by Nizar Qabbani. Presented at the American University of Beirut's Assembly Hall, January 30, 1995.
- Nizar Qabbani. From www.arabworldbooks.com.
- Qabbani, Nizar. From MSANEWS ScholarsBase.
- Nizar Qabbani.
- Nizar Qabbani. With Selected Poems in English.
- Nizar Qabbani. From Rabindranath Tagore's Arab Poetry.
- Obituary Notice for Nizar Qabbani. From New York Times. A CNN Cable News Network, Inc. Obituary. The Cairo Times Obituary.
Lezgin Literature and Authors |
| Literature Web Sites |
- [Lezgin] Literatura. From Lezgi.com.
- Lezgin Literature [Book]. See Item 158 on Books from Russia 6/29/2002 list.
| Authors Web Sites |
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Livonian [Liivi] Literature and Authors [ Self-designation: raandalist 'coast dwellers' and kalamied 'fishermen'; more recently, after World War II also liivõd, liibõd, liivnikad, liivlist; the self-designation of the language: randakeel 'coastal language'.] |
| Literature Web Sites |
- Liivin kielestä. From Johanna Laakso's Itämerensuomalaisten kielten johdatuskurssin materiaaleja sl 1998.
- Liivlased. By Valt Ernstreit.
- Beyond the Point of No Return. [Livonians, Votes, Ingrians or Izhorians, and Enets or Yenisey Samoyeds].
- Revival of Livonian Language in Latvia. From Foundation for Endangered Languages.
- Livonian [Language] Bibliography.
- [The Lord's Prayer] in Livonian.
| Authors Web Sites |
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| Literature Web Sites |
- [Macedonian] Language. From Macedonia.org.
- The Macedonian Language. From myMacedonia.net.
- The Modern Macedonian Language Among the South Slavic and Balkan Languages. With a map of Macedonian dialects.
- The Collapse of Yugoslavia and the Future Prospects of the Macedonian Literary Language (A Late Case of Glossotomy?). By Otto Kronsteiner. (The author asserts "...Macedonian is Bulgarian typed on a Serbian type-writer.").
- The Cultural History of Macedonia - Literature.
- Macedonian Literature.
- Macedonian Poetry.
- The Slepche Literary Centre of the 16th Century.
- Contemporary Macedonian Literature. From Culture & Art:. [Note their other Macedonian literature links].
- InfoMak Literature. Macedonian literature and authors page.
- First Internet Antology of Macedonian Poetry.
- The Boundless Possibilities of Poetry. By Milan Gjurchinov.
- Before the Rain. [Macedonian Cinema].
- South Slavic Literature Library.
- KRITIKA etc. Elektronskiot casopis za knizevnost, umetnost, jazik i kultura (na srpski, engleski i makedonski). Casopisot se objavuva od avgust 1998. Macedonian section.
- [Macedonian Church and the Macedonian Language]. From Macedonia. By Ivan Chorbev.
| Authors Web Sites |
- Dimitar Miladinov (1810-1862). Also considered a Bulgarian.
- Kirlil Pejcinovic (1770-1845).
- Parteni Zografski (1818-1875).
- Marko Cepenkov (1829-1920).
- Konstantin Miladinov (1830-1862). Also considered a Bulgarian.
- Grigor Prlicev (1830-1893). [Grigor Parlicev; Grigor Prlichev; Grigorios Stavridis]. Also considered a Bulgarian.
- Kuzman Sapkarev (1834-1908).
- G'org'i (G'orgo) Pulevski (1838-1894).
- Rajko Zinzifov (1839—1877).
- Blazhe Koneski (1921 - 1993).
- Blazhe Koneski.
- Heavenly River. Translated by Zoran Anchevski.
- ...Neli sme nie Bugari ot dve iliadi godini. (In Bulgarian).
- BLAZE KONESKI 1921-1993.
- Skopskata ikona Blazhe Koneski, makedonski lingvist ili srbski politrabotnik? By Dragni Dragnev - Makedonski nauchen institut, Sofia, Bulgaria. (In Bulgarian).
- Towards
the Macedonian Renaissance - (Macedonian Textbooks of
the Nineteenth Century). By Blaze Koneski.
- Gane Todorovski (1929- ).
- Mateja Matevski (1929- ).
- Vlada Uroševic (1934- ). [Also appears in the Serbian Literature and Authors Section).
- Radovan Pavlovski (1937- ).
- Lidija Dimkovska (1971- ).
- PONTES
99 | 00 - Lidija Dimkovska. [Highlight his name
on the left].
- PONTES
99 | 00 - Lidija Dimkovska. [Highlight his name
on the left].
- Ivan Dodovski (1974- ).
- PONTES 99 | 00 - Ivan Dodovski. [Highlight his name on the left].
Mari or Cheremis Literature and Authors [Mari have three ethnic units: Hill Mari, Meadow Mari, and Eastern Mari] |
| Literature Web Sites |
- About the Mari Language.
- ethno-futurism as a mode of thinking for an alternative future - on the future of the Finno-Ugric peoples.
- Mari Texts. By Kazuto Matsumura. And another link.
- Marilaiset. [In Finnish]. Their Marinkielisen kirjalisuuden alku.
- In Creative Co-operation. On Finnish-Mari Literary Relations.
- [The Lord's Prayer] in Mari, High (Cheremiss, Gorno-Mariy, Mari-Hills).
- [The Lord's Prayer] in Mari, Low (Cheremis, Lugovo Mari, Mari-Woods, Eastern Mari).
| Authors Web Sites |
- Sergei Tshavainilt (1888-1937). [Also known as Sergei
Chavainin].
- Õnnetute ugrilaste lõputu õnn, ääri-veeri concerning these Finno-Ugric writers: komidelt [Komi authors] Ivan Kuratovilt (1839-1875) ja Nöbdinsa Vittorilt (1888-1943), marilt [Mari author] Sergei Tshavainilt (1888-1937), udmurtidelt [Udmurt author] Kuzebai Gerdilt (1898-1937) ning [?] Ashaltshi Okilt (1898-1973). From Kultuur - Kultuur 96/10/31.
- Hõimupäevi
alustati soome-ugri luuleklassikaga. From TARTU
UUDISED referencing the book Enne
koitu.
- Nikon Ignatyev ( - ). [First Mari poet].
- Gennadi Matyukovsky ( - ). [Mountain Mari poet].
- Valentin Kolumb (1935-1974).
- Marilaiset.
["Find" Kolumb for paragraph on this poet].
- Marilaiset.
["Find" Kolumb for paragraph on this poet].
- I. I. Osmin ( - ). [Current prominent poet].
- In Creative
Co-operation. On Finnish-Mari Literary Relations.
["Find" Osmin for comment on this poet].
- In Creative
Co-operation. On Finnish-Mari Literary Relations.
["Find" Osmin for comment on this poet].
- Laid Shemjer ( - ).
- Laid
Shemjer - [THE] DRUNKEN BEE - A Story. English translation.
- Laid
Shemjer - [THE] DRUNKEN BEE - A Story. English translation.
- Zoya Dudina ( - ).
- Albertina Ivanova ( - ).
- Aleksandr Yuzykain ( - ). A. Yuzykain.
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- Work on History of Mongolian Literature Published.
- Mongolian Poems and Poets.
- The Mongolian Language and Scripts. By Tseveliin Shagdarsuren.
- Culture - [Mongolian] Literature.
| Authors Web Sites |
- Vanchibalyn Gulransa (1820-1851).
- Hishiogbat (1849-1916).
- Vanchinbalyn Injinaash ( - ).
- Dashdorjiin Natsagdorj (1906-1937).
- Who Was Dashdorjiin Natsagdorj? A Family History.
- Metropolitan Library System of Ulaanbaatar (MLSU). Named after Dashdorjiin Natsagdorj.
- Poems
[by D. Natsagdorj].
- Ts. Damdinsuren ( - ).
- Rinchin Choinoan (1935-1970).
- S. Byannemeh. ( - ). [Buyannemeh].
- B Ochirhyag ( - ).
Montenegrin Literature and Authors - See Serbian, Montenegrin, and Yugoslav Literature and Authors |
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[Mordvin] Erzya Literature and Authors |
| Literature Web Sites |
- Literary News in Mordovia of 1994.
- Erza We Are! By Mari Erza Poet Mariz Kemal. [Discusses Erza and Moksha].
- Erzya (Erzya-Mordovian) language.
- [The Lord's Prayer] in Mordvin (Erzya, Mordvin-Erzya, Erzia).
| Authors Web Sites |
- Alexander Doronin ( - ).
- Alexander Pudin ( - ). A Mordvinian playwright,
[Mordvin] Moksha Literature and Authors |
| Literature Web Sites |
- Literary News in Mordovia of 1994.
- Erza We Are! By Mari Erza Poet Mariz Kemal. Discusses Erza and Moksha.
- [The Lord's Prayer] in Mordvin (Erzya, Mordvin-Erzya, Erzia).
| Authors Web Sites |
- Mariz Kemal ( - ).
Ossetian Literature and Authors |
| Literature Web Sites |
| Authors Web Sites |
- Shamil Abayev ( - ).(Ossetian poet).
-
Kosta Khetagurov (1859-1906). National poet of Ossetia.
- Velikomu poetu Osetii - Kosta Khetagurovu posviashchaetsia.
- Kosta Khetagkaty.
- Osetinskaia lira - Kosta Hetagurov. From Welcome to Osetia. By Toma Kulaeva.
- Celebrities ... Kosta Khetagurov. From Welcome to Vladikavkaz.
- 130th Birth Anniversary of Kosta Khetagurov.
- Feature: From Postcommunism to Post–September 11 - Eurasia's Nonstate States. By Charles King.
- Ossetian
Language. Includes a poem by Kosta Khetagurov. From WorldLanguage.com.
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- House of Poetry - The Palestinian Cultural Center.
- Poets From Palestine.
- Palestinian writers and poets. In Arabic.
- Khalil Sakakini Cultural Centre. Ramallah, West Bank [Palestine]. Your Window to Arts and Culture in Palestine.
- [Palestinian] Literature. From Khalil Sakakini Cultural Centre.
| Authors Web Sites |
- Mahmoud Darwish (1941- ).
- Mahmoud Darwish.
- Mahmoud Darwish - An excerpt from Mural [and Other Poems]. From Masthead - Issue 7.
- Mahmoud Darwish.
- Mural
- An excerpt. By Mahmoud Darwish. Translated by
Sargon Boulus.
- Walid Khazendar (1950- ).
- Zakaria Mohammed (1951- ).
- Ibrahim Nasrallah (1954).
- Ghassan Zaqtan (1954- ).
- Ghassan Zaqtan.
- Ghassan Zaqtan - Guide [and Other Poems]. From Masthead - Issue 7.
- Gassan Zaqtan. [Selection of poems]. Some translated by Sargon Boulus.
Persian and Iranian Literature and Authors |
| Literature Web Sites |
- List of the Iranian Poets and Artists.
- Literary Celebrities. From Farhangsara.
- Persian Literature.
- Persian Literature. From iranonline.com.
- Iranian Literature. By Mohammad Mehdi Hkorrami, Ph.D.
- Treasures of Persian Literature.
- Persian Poetry Index.
- Persian Poets, Poetry and Poetic Art.
- Iranian contributions to the World Literature.
- Iranian Influence on Arabic Literature.
- Influence of Iranian Literature on Turkish Literature.
- Ethics in Persian Poetry - Poets of the Timurid Period.
- A History of Literary Criticism in Iran (1866-1951). By Iraj Parsinejad.
- The Persian Language. From Welcome to Gorgân Homepage (Northern Iran).
- Islam and poetry in Iran. By Asad Seif.
- iranian.com. Includes many poetry links.
- Encyclopædia Iranica.
- [Iranian Writers and Poets]. From The Iranians. From Pars Times.
| Authors Web Sites |
- Abu 'Abdullah Ja'far ibn Muhammad Rudaki (c. 860-941).
- Hakim Abol-Ghasem Ferdowsi Toosi (ca. 935/940 AD - ca. 1020/1026 AD). [Also known as Hakim Abu al-Qasim Mansur Firdowsi and Abu al-Qasim Firdowsi].
- Omar Khayyam (1048-1122).
- Nizami Ganjavi (1141-1209 or 1140-1203). [also known as
Abu Muhammad Ilyas ibn Yusef Nizami; Nizami Gyanjevi] [Also
listed in the Azerbaijani
Literature and Authors section].
- The Man Who Loved Too Much - The Legend of Leyli and Majnun.
- Nizami. From Nizami's Characters on Carpets.
- The Great Azerbaijan Poet Ilyas Yusif oglu Nizami.
- Nizami Links. From Persian Mythology and Legend, Shiite Islamic Culture.
- Presentation
at the Museum of Literature named after Nizami Gyanjevi.
. From Azerbaijan
National Academy of Scineces.
- Molana Jalal-e-Din Mohammad Molavi Rumi [Also known as
Jalaal al-Dain Raumai ]. (In Turkish: Mevlana Jalal-e-Din
Mevlavi Rumi; Mevlana Celaleddin Rumi) (1207-1273). [Also
listed in the Azerbaijani
Literature and Authors section].
- A Tribute to Molana Jalal-e-Din Mohammad Molavi Rumi.
- Jalaluddin RUMI: Wondrus Birds Grow from the Palm of My Hand.
- Life of Rumi.
- Presentation at the Museum of Literature named after Nizami Gyanjevi. ["Find" rumi]. From Azerbaijan National Academy of Scineces.
- Masnavi e Ma'navi The Spititual Couplets of Maulana Jalaludin Mohammad Rumi.
- Ruminating Rumi.
- Mevlana Celaleddin Rumi (1207-1273). From Turkish Odyssey - Part 1 Konya-Sultanhan. ["Find" rumi].
- Album:
The Mystery of Sama. Artist: Ramin Zoufonoun.
- Shams Tabrizi ( - ). [Shams Tebrizi; Shams-I Tabrizi].
[Listed also in Azerbaijani
Literature and Authors section].
- Me & Rumi: The Autobiography of Shams-I Tabrizi. By William C. Chittick. Book review.
- Divani Shamsi Tabriz.
- Ruminating Rumi. ["Find" shams].
- Mevlana Celaleddin Rumi (1207-1273). From Turkish Odyssey - Part 1 Konya-Sultanhan. ["Find" shams].
- Presentation
at the Museum of Literature named after Nizami Gyanjevi.
["Find" shams]. From Azerbaijan
National Academy of Scineces.
- Mushref al-din ibn Muslehiddin-i Shirazi Sa'di (c. 1219-1292).
Known mostly for his 1257 Bustan (The Garden) and the 1258
Gulistan (The Rose Garden).
- Khwaju Kirmani (1281- ). [Also known as Kamalu'd-Din Abu
‘l’ Ata Mahmud 'Ali bin Mahmud].
- Khajeh Shamseddin Mohammad Hafiz Shirazi (or Khwajeh Shams
al-Din Muhammad Hafez Shirazi) (ca. 1310/25- ca. 1388/89).
- Life and poetry of Khajeh Shamseddin Mohammad Hafiz Shirazi (or Khwajeh Shams al-Din Muhammad Hafez Shirazi).
- Shams-Al-Din Mohammed, The Poet Hafiz (1320-1388). By Meher Baba.
- Hafiz and the Place of Iranian Culture in the World.
- Divan-e Hafiz-e Shirazi.
- Hafiz.
- The
Life of Hafiz. By M. Aryanpur Kashani.
- [Chaghatai Turkish literary poet] Mir Ali Shir
(pen name Nawaig) (1441-1501). (Nisamuddin Alisher
Navoi; Älishir Navayi [Nawa'i]; Mir Nizamu'd-Din
Ali Shir Nawai) [Also listed in the Uyghur
or Uighur or East Turkistan Literature and Authors section
and the Uzbek
Literature and Authors section and the [Old]
Turkestan Literature and Authors section].
- Timurid Architecture in Samarkand. [Use "find" for "shir" to see statement on Mir Ali Shir Nava'i].
- Sahn-e Engelab.
- The Uighurs in the Future of Central Asia. By Justin Jon Rudelson. [Use "find" for "shir" to see statement on Mir Ali Shir Nava'i].
- Bulletin
of the Association for the Advancement of Central Asian
Research - Volume 4, Number 2. [Use "find" for "shir"
to see statement on Mir Ali Shir Nava'i].
- Dawlat Shah ( - ).
- Nizami Arudhi ( - ).
- Mirza Ali Modjuz (1873-1934).
- M.A. Terbiyat (1875-1939).
- Mohammad Ali Jamalzadeh (ca. 1895-1997).
- Sadeq Hedayat (1903-1951).
- Sadeq Chubak (1916- ).
- Simin Daneshvar (1921- ).
- Ibrahim Gulistan (1922- ).
- Jalal Al-i Ahmad (1923- ).
- Samad Behrangi (1939-1968).
- Samad Behrangi.
- Samad Behrangi - The best known Iranian writer of children's stories.
- 24 Restless Hours By: Samad Behrangi.
- Read, Learn from and Enjoy the stories of Samad Behrangi.
- A Brief Note on Samad Behrangi's Life. By Iraj Bashiri. From Bashiri Working Papers on Central Asia and Iran.
- Samad Behrangi. From Welcome To: Tabriz, IRAN.
- The Little Black Fish and Other Modern Persian Stories by Samad Behrangi, Mary Hegland, Eric Hooglund. Book notice.
- The
Little Black Fish - By Samad Behrangi. Electronic
text.
- Gina Barkhordar Nahai (1965? - ). [Iranian-Jewish Writer
residing in Los Angeles, Calif.].
- Gina Nahai Interview.
- Gina Nahai. Interview by Gavin J. Grant.
- Iranian-born writer creates magical tale of Jewish life. By Sarah Coleman.
- Helpful Links For Gina Nahai and Moonlight on the Avenue of Faith.
- Moonlight on the Avenue of Faith. By Gina Barkhordar Nahai.
- Sunday's
Silence. By Gina Barkhordar Nahai. Book review.
- Roya Hakakian (1966- ). [Iranian-Jewish writer now residing
in the USA].
- Roya.
- Journey from the Land of No. By Roya Hakakian. Another notice with reviews.
- A Conversation with Roya Hakakian, author of Journey from the Land of No.
- Dr. King and I - I never met him, but he made me love America. By Roya Hakakian.
- Friday, July 20, 2003.
- Roya Hakakian Writes Moving Memoir of Life inside Revolutionary Iran. By Sandee Brawarsky.
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- Gina Barkhordar Nahai (1965? - ). [Iranian-Jewish Writer
residing in Los Angeles, Calif.].
- Gina Nahai Interview.
- Gina Nahai. Interview by Gavin J. Grant.
- Iranian-born writer creates magical tale of Jewish life. By Sarah Coleman.
- Helpful Links For Gina Nahai and Moonlight on the Avenue of Faith.
- Moonlight on the Avenue of Faith. By Gina Barkhordar Nahai.
- Sunday's
Silence. By Gina Barkhordar Nahai. Book review.
- Roya Hakakian (1966- ). [Iranian-Jewish writer now residing
in the USA].
- Roya.
- Journey from the Land of No. By Roya Hakakian. Another notice with reviews.
- A Conversation with Roya Hakakian, author of Journey from the Land of No.
- Dr. King and I - I never met him, but he made me love America. By Roya Hakakian.
- Friday, July 20, 2003.
- Roya Hakakian Writes Moving Memoir of Life inside Revolutionary Iran. By Sandee Brawarsky.
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Roma or Gypsy Literatures and Authors |
| Literatures Web Sites |
- The Romani Library.
- Romany.
- Welcome on the Homepage of IRWA - Innternational Romani Writers' Association. Address: Neitsytpolku 3-B-25 FIN-00100 Helsinki Finland.
- Vorba le Romengi - Roma am Wort - The Voice of the Roma - International meeting of European Romani authors on November 17th - 19th 2001 at Deutsche Welle in Cologne.
- The Ars Baltica - Romani Writers' Congress of the International Romani Writers' Association - July 02-03-04, 2004 - Tammisaari, Finland.
| Authors Web Sites |
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Veronika Cibriková ( - ).
- Dlouha cesta. A Poem from Romano suno Romsky sen.
-
Ilona Ferkova ( - ).
-
Veijo Baltzar (1942- ). [Listed also in the Finnish Literature and Authors section].
- Veijo Baltzar. From Tammi - Yleinen kirjallissuus - kirjailijat.
- Veijo Baltzar. From Carelica-kirjailijoita - Eteläkarjalaisia kirjailijoitta - South Karelian Writers.
- Veijo Baltzar.
- Veijo Baltzar. From La réunion international des écrivains de Lahti.
- Kirjailija Veijo Baltzar haluaa kohottaa kansanosansa imagoa - "Romanien henkisen perinteen ja pääoman on aika nousta esiin".
- Leena Marsio: Kansainvälinen Romanikirjailijaliitto - Kohti kulttuurisesti kestävää kehitystä.
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The following are Romani writers: Manus Romanov (lives in Istanbul); Semso Avdic from Bosnia; Eli Frankham from England; Sandra Jayat from France; Philomena Franz and Melanie Spitta, both from Germany; Menyhért Lakathos, József Choli Daróczi, József Holdosi, Károly Bari and Attila Balogh, all from Hungary; Zivojin Pacvlovic, Milutin Petrovic, Borislav Horvat, Ali Krasnici, Zoran Lekic, Seljasedin Salosori, Ruzdija Sejdovic and Gordana Djuric all from former Yugoslavia; Muharem Serbezovski and Iljaz Sabani, both from Macedonia; Teresa Mirga and Edward Grof Glowacki, both from Poland; George Paun-Ialomiteanu from Romania; Ilia Mazure, Volodimir Bambula and Michailo Gregoric Kosimirenko, all from Ukraine; Iiwan Mihailowic Pancenko from Russia; Dezider Banga, Jan Berky, József Ravasz, Bohuslava Vargova and Anna Koptova, all from Slovakia; Jozek Horvat from Slovenia; Ruda Dzurko from Czech Republic; Georgi Parushev from Bulgaria.
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