Żanna Słoniowska

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Żanna Słoniowska

Żanna Słoniowska ( Ukrainian Жанна Слоньовська Schanna Slonjowska ; scientific transliteration Žanna Slon'ovs'ka * 1978 in Lviv , Ukrainian SSR ) is a Ukrainian - Polish writer , journalist and translator .

biography

After finishing school, Żanna Słoniowska studied at the Ukrainian Academy of Book Printing in Lviv . She then worked for a short time at the local independent television company NTA, before moving to Kiev in 2003 . In 2002 she moved to Poland. She first lived in Warsaw to do a doctorate in social sciences. But she soon moved to Krakow , where she has lived as a writer, journalist and translator (Ukrainian-Russian-Polish) ever since.

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Słoniowska published two books. As a lover of Lviv history, she was the first to publish a photo book about pre-war Lviv, which was published in Warsaw in 2013. Her first novel followed in 2015 ( Dom z witrażem - The house with the stained glass window), which is about a house built in 1912 in the city center of Lviv and its history, especially in the Soviet era. She wrote it in Polish. She received several awards for this book; there are translations into Ukrainian, English, French and German.

Awards

  • Znak Prize for the best novel (2015)
  • Conrad Prize for Young Authors (2016)

Publications

Individual evidence

  1. Żanna Słoniowska is the winner of the Conrad Prize and Żanna Słoniowska is the winner of the Conrad Prize on the website of the sponsor and the Lemberger Verlag des Alten Löwen from October 30 and 31, 2016 (Polish and Ukrainian)

Web links

  • Interview in "Der Spiegel" "Europe makes Ukrainians self-confident" (online)