DAY FIVE was was dominated by Austro-Hungarian participation. The activities for the day opened with Viktor Horvath and Svetla Kyoseva - poet and translator, a Hungarian author and a Bulgarian translator. "My Tank" - the book they presented didn‘t sound with the same voice to everyone. The reactions to the novel were at the both poles - some were annoyed, More...

DAY FOUR Offered a non-standard academic dialogue, poetry about the inseparable notions of life and death, poems by a yet unpublished author, and for a finale - a play called "Reflections in a well." All of this and more in the filled with artistic content 4th day of the Festival. A great compliment to Bulgarian culture is the fact that More...

DAY THREE of the Festival was full of events, both contemporary and experimental. People who didn’t catch the meeting with Manja Ristic could search for this name on the Internet. Certainly, the next "landing" of Manja in Ruse will definitely come. When Tzveta Sofronieva met Manja Ristic years ago, it was the start of an long artistic friendship. Their latest More...

DAY TWO of the Literature festival opened with a shared exhibition of artists Irena Parashkevova and Rumen Mihailov. Two unique interpretations on the subject of borders, were situated on two different floors. And so as not to tell what the artists wanted to say with their paintings, come to Canetti House to see for yourself. The three floors of Canetti More...