Eastern Europe

[close] This will be a Q&A about my forthcoming novel, The Wife Who Wasn't (May 18). Please check out the info about the novel on my website, watch this book trailer and think of questions you may have about the novel: http://www.altaifland.com/novels.html https://youtu.be/g02B0-X5jGc The person who gives the best answers will receive as a gift a copy of the novel when it comes out in May.

[close] ♞ Ride For Ruin ♞ We aim to discuss Poland and Eastern Europe. Though no apologies if we veer off course. The main chatting points are culture, history, economics, politics, and evolution. I will post Radio Hussar developments on a regular basis. Your thoughts and insights are welcome!

[close] This group is for discussing and discovering russian LGBT+ literature, whether calssic of modern. Some books may be already translated in different languages, some may be available only in russian.

[close] The group facilitates a vital dialogue amongst Eastern Europeans, aiming to directly connect voices from within the region in a shared space of reflection and understanding. This reading club emerges in response to the realization that much of our collective discourse and perceptions of each other are often shaped and mediated through centers outside our diverse and complex region. In light of the ongoing war in Ukraine, the urgency for Eastern Europeans to engage in direct conversation has never been more critical. This group is dedicated to exploring the wealth of literature that speaks to the shared histories, diverse identities, and multifaceted experiences of Eastern European peoples. By focusing on texts that originate from within the region itself, Eastern European Encounters seeks to bypass external narratives, fostering a more authentic and nuanced exchange of ideas and perspectives among its members. The mission is to cultivate a forum where Eastern Europeans can engage with each other's literary works—understanding, debating, and appreciating the myriad stories that are often overlooked or simplified by those outside our borders. Through this dialogue, the group aims to contribute to a deeper, more interconnected understanding of what it means to be Eastern European in today's world, amidst the complexities of our historical legacies and current realities. Eastern European Encounters invites individuals from across the region and beyond who are interested in participating in these critical conversations, offering a platform for literary exploration that champions Eastern European voices and fosters intra-regional dialogue.