Andrey Stanislavovich BYCHKOV

2001

Europe
Eastern Europe

Europe
Eastern Europe
Russia

Europe

Russian

Andrey Stanislavovich BYCHKOV (born 1954, Moscow) is the author of Lovets (2000), which was short-listed for the prestigious Russian "Anti-Booker" Prize. He received the Einsenstein Prize in German in 1994, and his short stories have appeared in his country's most distinguished journals. He is attending the IWP on a grant from the US Department of State.

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http://bychkov.rema.ru

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