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A prestigious Bulgarian award has been given to literary translator Yana Bukova
A prestigious Bulgarian award has been given to literary translator Yana Bukova
12 Jun, 2012
Tags: Bulgaria

This month the winners of the annual national Hristo G. Danov award for contribution to Bulgarian literary culture were announced. In the field of literary translation the award was given to Yana Bukova for her translation of Pythian odes by Pindar. The other nominees were Neva Micheva for her translations of Llamadas telefónicas by Roberto Bolaño, Sessanta racconti by Dino Buzzati, and Lezioni americane by Italo Calvino, and Rositza Tasheva for her translation of Les Mandarins by Simone de Beauvoir.

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