Canadian writer of Egyptian origin Eric Chacour is a quest of Radio Bulgaria during his visit to Sofia as one of the visiting speakers during the Month of Francophonie organized by the French Institute in Bulgaria. His award-winning debut novel Ce que je sais de toi, "What I Know About You" (2023), has been translated or is currently being translated into about fifteen languages, including English, German, Arabic, Romanian and Japanese.
"I hope with all my heart that it will also come to life in Bulgarian," says the writer, who has already had the opportunity to meet with Bulgarian publishers. The plot, built on absence, where times and cultures overlap, takes the reader to Cairo in the 1980s, vibrating with sounds and aromas. A young doctor is forced to follow his destiny, but the meeting with a man from whom everything seems to distance him turns his world upside down and leaves him no choice but exile.
On 3 October at 7 p.m., Bulgaria Hall in Sofia will host a grand charity gala concert called 'Esperanza for Life', organised by the Theodora von Auersperg (TvA) International Foundation. The event is part of the 2025 Sofia Music Weeks, and proceeds from..
Prominent Bulgarian poet and translator Kiril Kadiiski has passed away at the age of 78 , the Colibri publishing house announced on its Facebook page. "Devastating news came to us on the last day of August. Our friend Kiril Kadiiski has passed..
At the prestigious forum for young conductors from all over the world, the International Ferenc Fricsay Conducting Competition (IFFCC), the director of the Sofia Philharmonic Orchestra Nayden Todorov is the chairman of the international jury. At the..
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