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Julia Kissina (born 1966 in Kyiv), is a
German and
Russian artist and writer.
Julia Kissina was born in 1966 in Kyiv, Ukraine, to a
Jewish family, and...
- Yerofeyev, Lev Rubinstein, Anna Alchuk,
Timur Kibirov,
Vladimir Sorokin,
Julia Kissina Metarealism Konstantin Kedrov,
Viktor Krivulin,
Elena Katsyuba, Ivan Zhdanov...
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Ismail Kadare Richard Kalich Igor
Kholin Reza
Khoshnazar Danilo Kis
Julia Kissina Christian Kracht László
Krasznahorkai Sigizmund Krzhizhanovsky Milan Kundera...
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among them Marduk,
Shaushka and Nanaya,
whose cult
center in this text is
Kiššina. Joan
Goodnick Westenholz considers it to be an
unidentified location,...
- are a sun god (Sippar), a moon god (Kuzina), Šauška (Nineveh),
Nanaya (
Kiššina) and
Marduk (Babylon).
Similar enumerations of
deities alongside their...
- Lídia Jorge,
Agustina Bessa-Luís, Juan Ramón Jiménez, Amos Oz,
Julia Kissina,
Sylvia Plath,
Eduardo Mendoza, and
Clarice Lispector.
Latin American literature...
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Vladimir Sorokin, and also such
writers as
Viktor Yerofeyev and
Julia Kissina.
Mikhail Epstein explains why
conceptualism is
particularly appropriate...
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contributors to the
festival included Omer Fast, Eva Mattes, Carl Stone,
Julia Kissina,
Nikola Madzirov,
Hanns Hatt, Geza Schön,
Stephen Crowe,
Simon van der...
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Julia Kissina; 30 min.;
Recorded live
osmdodrama synchronized by
Wolfgang Georgsdorf on the
scent organ Smeller 2.0 to read a
chapter of
Julia Kissina's novel...
