Resultaten voor 'maxim osipov'

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  1. Na februari

    Na februari

    Oekraïense proza en poëzie
    € 22,50
  2. De wereld is niet stuk te krijgen
    1. Maxim Osipov

    De wereld is niet stuk te krijgen

    In zijn krachtige, onsentimentele en verrassende verhalen richt de Russische schrijver Maxim Osipov zijn blik op mensen die door ingrijpende gebeurtenissen – verraad, maatschappelijke commotie, ziekte of dood – grote veranderingen ondergaan. Net zo geraffineerd en veelzijdig als in een roman belicht hij de mensen van verschillende kanten en legt hen bloot tot in de kern van hun wezen en onzekerheden. Osipov ‘vangt’ zijn personages op momenten dat ze zich de vraag stellen die in veel negentiende-eeuwse literatuur werd gesteld: ‘Hoe moet een mens leven?’ Dat Osipov ook arts is bracht recensenten ertoe hem te vergelijken met beroemde voorgangers als Tsjechov en Boelgakov. Ook al wijst hij zelf zo'n vergelijking af, zijn psychologische inzicht, zijn vermogen tot pakkende karakteriseringen, zijn compassie en soms ironische blik maken dat die voor de hand ligt. Osipov is een schrijver die een moderne en zeer toegankelijke toon combineert met de klassieke Russische prozatraditie.

    € 17,50
  3. Kilometer 101
    1. Maxim Osipov

    Kilometer 101

    Deze nieuwe verzameling korte verhalen en beschouwingen van de Russische meester van de bitterzoete humor, dramatische ironie en aangrijpende inzichten in het hedendaagse leven wint in dit tijdsgewricht nog dagelijks aan urgentie. De stad Taroesa ligt 101 kilometer buiten Moskou, ver genoeg om in de Sovjettijd te dienen als een plaats waar voormalige politieke gevangenen en andere ‘ongewensten’ zich nog legaal mochten vestigen. Gelegen tussen het machtscentrum en de provincie, tussen de moderne hoofdstad en het platteland, is Taroesa de perfecte plek om een Rusland te observeren dat, in de woorden van Maxim Osipov, ‘veel veranderd is in de loop van een decennium, maar in twee eeuwen eigenlijk helemaal niet’. De verhalen in dit boek – een vervolg op zijn overweldigend positief ontvangen De wereld is niet stuk te krijgen – behandelen belangrijke kwesties aangaande het moderne leven in en buiten Rusland met Osipovs kenmerkende mix van durf en subtiliteit. Bedrog, politieke druk, discriminatie, de toenemende noodzaak om te emigreren en de angst om je huis te verlaten, evenals generatieconflicten, zijn net zo verweven in dit werk als in het leven van Osipovs mede-Russen.

    € 27,50
  4. Pyataya volna 3 (14) 2026

    Pyataya volna 3 (14) 2026

    Since the beginning of the twentieth century, every generation of Russians - those whose native language is Russian - has experienced its own catastrophe. The current generation has not broken that pattern: totalitarianism has again come to Russia; freedom of speech is severely oppressed; the number of the regime's victims and political prisoners continues to grow; and Russia is waging a war of aggression against its neighbor, Ukraine. Each catastrophe triggers an outflow of productive people from the country. The current wave of emigration is the fifth in the last hundred years or so, and just as before, both writers and readers feel an increasingly urgent need for uncensored publications. The purpose of this magazine, which we have titled The Fifth Wave, is to play a part in satisfying that need.The Fifth Wave project is literary, not socio-political: we plan to feature exciting, well-crafted work in various genres, including poetry, fiction, art history, memoir, etc., and not only on the burning topics of the day. The contributions will be solicited from authors living in Russia and abroad, all of whom are united by their rejection of war and totalitarianism, their love for Russian culture as part of European culture, their sense of personal involvement in and responsibility for what is happening, and their desire to see Russia as a free, peace-loving country, no matter how far-fetched this wish may seem.

    € 25,00
  5. Pyataya volna 2 (13) 2026

    Pyataya volna 2 (13) 2026

    € 41,50
  6. Pyataya volna 1 (12) 2026

    Pyataya volna 1 (12) 2026

    Since the beginning of the twentieth century, every generation of Russians - those whose native language is Russian - has experienced its own catastrophe. The current generation has not broken that pattern: totalitarianism has again come to Russia; freedom of speech is severely oppressed; the number of the regime's victims and political prisoners continues to grow; and Russia is waging a war of aggression against its neighbor, Ukraine. Each catastrophe triggers an outflow of productive people from the country. The current wave of emigration is the fifth in the last hundred years or so, and just as before, both writers and readers feel an increasingly urgent need for uncensored publications. The purpose of this magazine, which we have titled The Fifth Wave, is to play a part in satisfying that need.The Fifth Wave project is literary, not socio-political: we plan to feature exciting, well-crafted work in various genres, including poetry, fiction, art history, memoir, etc., and not only on the burning topics of the day. The contributions will be solicited from authors living in Russia and abroad, all of whom are united by their rejection of war and totalitarianism, their love for Russian culture as part of European culture, their sense of personal involvement in and responsibility for what is happening, and their desire to see Russia as a free, peace-loving country, no matter how far-fetched this wish may seem.

    € 25,00
  7. Pyataya volna 4 (11) 2025

    Pyataya volna 4 (11) 2025

    Since the beginning of the twentieth century, every generation of Russians - those whose native language is Russian - has experienced its own catastrophe. The current generation has not broken that pattern: totalitarianism has again come to Russia; freedom of speech is severely oppressed; the number of the regime's victims and political prisoners continues to grow; and Russia is waging a war of aggression against its neighbor, Ukraine. Each catastrophe triggers an outflow of productive people from the country. The current wave of emigration is the fifth in the last hundred years or so, and just as before, both writers and readers feel an increasingly urgent need for uncensored publications. The purpose of this magazine, which we have titled The Fifth Wave, is to play a part in satisfying that need.The Fifth Wave project is literary, not socio-political: we plan to feature exciting, well-crafted work in various genres, including poetry, fiction, art history, memoir, etc., and not only on the burning topics of the day. The contributions will be solicited from authors living in Russia and abroad, all of whom are united by their rejection of war and totalitarianism, their love for Russian culture as part of European culture, their sense of personal involvement in and responsibility for what is happening, and their desire to see Russia as a free, peace-loving country, no matter how far-fetched this wish may seem.

    € 25,00
  8. Sventa
    1. Maxim Osipov

    Sventa

    povesti, rasskazy, ocherki
    € 38,95
  9. Pyataya volna 2 (9) 2025

    Pyataya volna 2 (9) 2025

    € 41,50
  10. Posle fevralja

    Posle fevralja

    ctihi i proza ukrainskih avtorov

    € 25,00
  11. Pyataya volna 3 (10) 2025

    Pyataya volna 3 (10) 2025

    € 25,00
  12. Пятая волна (Fifth Wave) 2024/4

    Пятая волна (Fifth Wave) 2024/4

    € 25,00