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Lyubov Kroneva

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Lyubov Kroneva

Bulgaria

Lyubov Kroneva was born in Burgas. She is a graduate of the Faculty of Journalism at Moscow State University Mikhail Lomonosov. She has worked for various newspapers and as a translator from Russian....

Her literary debut was the novel Black Tulips for Kant [Черни лалета за Кант], followed by the novels The House with Angels [Къщата с ангелите], Pick and Dreams [Кирка и сънищата], and the short story collections Banally [Банално], The Feast of the Wolf Theotokos [Вълча Богородица], Wickedy Witchy [Бабини Ягини] and People Are Gentle [Хората са нежни].

An author with a distinctive voice, an inimitable sense of narrative rhythm and philosophical depth, Lyubov Kroneva is among the brightest names of contemporary Bulgarian prose.

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Three Nights

By Lyubov Kroneva

That's all we need, her mother says, you two fighting over a man, I’d understand if it were over property, not that we have any . . . but a man!

Translated from Bulgarian by Petya Pavlova

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Three Nights