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A Nobel winner turns to picture books: 'It is a powerful, primeval way of telling a story' | Books

Last modified on Fri 9 Apr 2021 07.16 EDT
Ever since Olga Tokarczuk won the 2018 Nobel prize, her growing legions of English language fans have been eagerly awaiting the translation of her 1,100 page historical epic The Books of Jacob. So it’s both surprising and amusing to find it gazumped by a slender picture book, meditating on the value of patience.
The Lost Soul is the Polish author’s first venture into picture books, and it pours a childlike sense of wonder into a once-upon-a-time tale that is already resonating with adults around the world. “I adore the picture book,” she says. “It’s a unique form of communication that sets off a sort of proto-cinema in our minds. The language has to be limited to what’s absolutely essential. It’s the picture that carries the story. For me it’s a powerful, primeval way of telling a story that’s able to get through to anyone, regardless of age, cultural differences or level of education.” ....

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The best books to understand contemporary Russia

Out in translation this week, Stepanova’s tour de force blends memoir, literary criticism, essay and fiction. Although this is a personal and intimate work using photographs, postcards and diaries, it succeeds in mining a universal theme in contemporary Russian cultural life: how does a family – or a country – process the events of the past 100 years? Author of 10 volumes of poetry, Stepanova is the founder and editor-in-chief of independent online crowd-sourced journal colta.ru which reaches a million readers a month.
(And Other Stories, translated by Andrew Bromfield)
Published in Russia in 2010 (and in translation in 2012), this is a rare novel about post-perestroika Moscow. (Most contemporary Russian novelists set their work in the recent or distant past, not in the present day.) Described as “Russia’s answer to Murakami”, Zaionchkovsky analyses the fate of an introspective writer who can’t finish the book he’s writing because he is feeling “newly or ....

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