Alexander Shpatov ( Bulgarian: Александър Шпатов) (born in 1985 in Sofia, Bulgaria) is a contemporary Bulgarian writer. He graduated from the American College of Sofia and the Sofia University Law School. [1] His works have been translated into German and English.
Books
Short story collections: [1]
- Footnotes (2005), edited by Deyan Enev and published by Vesela Lyutzkanova Publishing House, awarded as the best fiction debut in the 34th Yuzhna Prolet National Literary Competition in 2006;
- Footnote Stories (2008), edited by Georgi Gospodinov and published by Janet 45. Nominated for the 2008 Helikon Book of the Year Award. Translated into German as Fussnotengeschichten (Wieser Verlag, 2010)
- Calendar of Stories (2011), published by Enthusiast Publishing House.
References
External links
- Alexander Shpatov's Profile at the Contemporary Bulgarian Writers Website
- Alexander Shpatov at LiterNet
- Alexander Shpatov at Literaturen Club
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Alexander Shpatov ( Bulgarian: Александър Шпатов) (born in 1985 in Sofia, Bulgaria) is a contemporary Bulgarian writer. He graduated from the American College of Sofia and the Sofia University Law School. [1] His works have been translated into German and English.
Books
Short story collections: [1]
- Footnotes (2005), edited by Deyan Enev and published by Vesela Lyutzkanova Publishing House, awarded as the best fiction debut in the 34th Yuzhna Prolet National Literary Competition in 2006;
- Footnote Stories (2008), edited by Georgi Gospodinov and published by Janet 45. Nominated for the 2008 Helikon Book of the Year Award. Translated into German as Fussnotengeschichten (Wieser Verlag, 2010)
- Calendar of Stories (2011), published by Enthusiast Publishing House.
References
External links
- Alexander Shpatov's Profile at the Contemporary Bulgarian Writers Website
- Alexander Shpatov at LiterNet
- Alexander Shpatov at Literaturen Club
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