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Todo irá bien
Translated from
Dutch
to
Spanish
by Carmen Clavero Fernández
Written in Dutch by Aya Sabi
7 minutes read
Tri!
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Czech
to
Slovenian
by Aleš Belšak
Written in Czech by Anna Luňáková
7 minutes read
Jutro
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Portugese
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Polish
by Gabriel Borowski
Written in Portugese by Patrícia Patriarca
7 minutes read
De zuiveringsinstallatie
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Czech
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Dutch
by Annette Manni
Written in Czech by Anna Háblová
11 minutes read
Tapioca
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Portugese
to
Romanian
by Iolanda Vasile
Written in Portugese by Daniela Costa
8 minutes read
Bekstvo (Matematika zločina)
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Czech
to
Serbian
by Jelena Đorđević
Written in Czech by Magdalena Sodomková
9 minutes read
Curling
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Spanish
to
Dutch
by Lies Doms
Written in Spanish by Yaiza Berrocal
8 minutes read
Diccionario del preso
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Italian
to
Spanish
by Inés Sánchez Mesonero
Written in Italian by Sara Micello
7 minutes read
PISK
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Polish
to
Czech
by Tadeáš Dohňanský
Written in Polish by Aleksandra Lipczak
9 minutes read
Bubblegum Blues
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Dutch
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Romanian
by Cătălina Oșlobanu
Written in Dutch by Carmien Michels
5 minutes read
По рейках
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Bulgarian
to
Ukrainian
by Khrystia Vengryniuk
Written in Bulgarian by Nevena Mitropolitska
9 minutes read
Amanhã
Written in Portugese by Patrícia Patriarca
8 minutes read
Имало едно време Крим
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Ukrainian
to
Bulgarian
by Dayana Gocova
Written in Ukrainian by Anastasia Levkova
8 minutes read
Morgen
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Portugese
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Dutch
by Finne Anthonissen
Written in Portugese by Patrícia Patriarca
9 minutes read
Viața e a mea (This Life is Mine)
Roman scris sub formă de policier, Viaţa e a mea descrie relaţiile dintre trei femei de provenienţă socială diferită: Angela Pop, galeristă (şi proaspătă mamă), Greta Roth, poliţist la Omucideri şi Carla [Razia], lucrătoare sexuală. Suferind de depresie postnatală, Angela resimte acut nevoia de control, nevoie care ia forma, finalmente, a unei instalaţii pe care protagonista o concepe, cu titlul „Viaţa e a mea”, dedicată fiicei sale, Eliza, şi surorii sale, Raisa. În planul ei intră Carla, pe care o întâlneşte întâmplător în una dintre ieşirile în oraş, şi un fost coleg de facultate, jurnalistul Lazăr Mitrea. Carla este, însă, şi iubita – pentru o scurtă perioadă de timp – a Gretei, poliţista desemnată să investigheze moartea suspectă a Angelei Pop.
Diversele linii narative se ţes în jurul acestei dileme: este moartea Angelei omucidere sau sinucidere? Dacă este crimă, cine este vinovatul? Sunt mai mulţi complici? Suspecţii cazului devin toţi apropiaţii „victimei”. Suspiciunea şi tensiunea, narativă şi între personaje, se menţine până la final, când aflăm că Angela Pop instrumentase toate relaţiile pentru a-şi duce la bun sfârşit planul: instalaţia-manifest. Dorinţa de sinucidere şi semnele degradării psihice ale personajului sunt presărate de-a lungul romanului, însă ele nu duc direct la concluzia că aceasta ar fi fost opţiunea Angelei, aşa încât dilema crimă-sinucidere se menţine până la finalul cărţii.
Viaţa e a mea deconstruieşte stereotipurile şi prejudecăţi legate de familie, de gen, de sexualitate sau de tulburări psihice. Romanul se încheie, astfel, cu un manifest care invită la reflecţie, acceptare, înţelegere şi empatie.
Written in Romanian by Emilia Faur
8 minutes read
La rinnegata
A story of three generations of women, their courage and search for independence in the face of superstition and prejudice, in the spirit of Natalia Ginzburg and Elena Ferrante. In this striking debut, based on a true story, Valeria Usala bears witness to an age-old story of violence against women and takes us into the heart of rural Sardinia, where superstitions and cruelty coexist with the joys and companionship of a tight-knit community.
Teresa runs a shop and a tavern. But not even the family she has created with the man she loves can protect her from the malicious gossip of jealous locals, who are threatened by her independence. Her own mother, Maria, was made an outcast, and now Teresa is in turn forsaken by the villagers. Will she pay for her success with her life? Is she like a character in Greek tragedy, whose destiny is inevitable? A story that gives voice to the forgotten women of Sardinia—and to the one of women everywhere.
Written in Italian by Valeria Usala
10 minutes read
El puente
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Portugese
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Spanish
by Lara Carrión
Written in Portugese by João Valente
10 minutes read
Odrzucona
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Italian
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Polish
by Amina Niepsuj-Wood
Written in Italian by Valeria Usala
8 minutes read
Tapioka
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Portugese
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Polish
by Gabriel Borowski
Written in Portugese by Daniela Costa
7 minutes read
Čistička
Written in Czech by Anna Háblová
8 minutes read