aaus-list @ ukrainianstudies.org -- [aaus-list] Klekh's Food Essays For Your Thoughts

[Diana Howansky <dhh2@columbia.edu>]

If you missed yesterday's reading by author Igor Klekh, organized by the 
Harriman Institute, but are interested in his work, attached is the 
version of Klekh's "Food Essays For Your Thoughts" that was presented. 
This English-language version, translated by Slava Yastremski and 
Michael Naydan, includes the essays "Salo (Pork Lard)", "The Blin," 
"Kielbasa as a Political Measure," "Vodka as Pure Alcohol, and "The 
Metaphysics of a Hangover."

The Polish-Ukrainian-Russian writer Igor Klekh -- whose stories center 
on what is often called the crossroads of Central Europe, the point 
where Polish, Ukrainian, Austrian, Jewish, Czech, Slovakian, and Russian 
traditions meet -- is also the author of "A Land the Size of the 
Binoculars," published in August 2004 by Northwestern University Press, 
and the editor of "Neizvestnaya Ukraina" (Unknown Ukraine), an anthology 
of works by contemporary Ukrainian writers, published in 2005 by 
Emergency Exit publishers.


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Date: Wed, 02 Nov 2005 14:12:43 -0500
From: Kevin Eric Laney <kel1@columbia.edu>
Organization: The Harriman Institute at Columbia University
To: Diana Helen Howansky <dhh2@columbia.edu>


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Diana Howansky
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