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Person in focus. European graphic prose - social dimension

Location: Ukraine

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The publishing house Vydavnytstvo has already acquainted the Ukrainian reader with the world masterpieces of social graphic prose. Now we have decided to strengthen and diversify our positions with titles, which under other circumstances do not have a chance to appear in Ukrainian, in particular the planned Swiss, Flemish, Slovenian titles will be the first examples of graphic prose of these count

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The project “Person in focus. European graphic prose - social dimension” is an infrastructure initiative, located in Ukraine. Taiyo aggregates data on it from EU Funding & Tenders Portal.

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The publishing house Vydavnytstvo has already acquainted the Ukrainian reader with the world masterpieces of social graphic prose. Now we have decided to strengthen and diversify our positions with titles, which under other circumstances do not have a chance to appear in Ukrainian, in particular the planned Swiss, Flemish, Slovenian titles will be the first examples of graphic prose of these countries published in Ukraine. The project includes 7 titles, which are the following: The Thu by Mikaël Ross (translation from German); Panter by Brechts Evens (translation from Flemish); Balkanalia, Growing Up in Times of Transition by Samira Kentrić (translation from Slovenian); Blue Pills by Frederik Peeters (translation from French); Kinderland by Mawil (translation from German); The Reddest Rose Unfolds by Liv Strömquist (translation from Swedish); and Bergen by Anja Dahle Øverbye (translation from Norwegian). The publications will be followed by the open-air exhibition of works of the selected authors, presentation and master-classes.

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