the winner of the big book award this year was evgeniy vadolaskin. surpassed all competitors by a wide margin. for the writer, this is already the third victory in the competition. in this year the shortlist for the award turned out to be unusually long. it included 15 writers. the best were chosen not only by a professional jury, but also by marina gromova, which books are a must-read. this is the case when the winner does not need a long introduction. readers recognized his novel from the first words. and chagin realized that the library, read on, i didn’t need to look into the envelope, evgeniy germanovichola. unconditionally, by a wide margin, roman chagina in memory of betrayal and fantasy, place for the third time, evgeniy vadolasin becomes laureate of a great book, in 2013 he received a statuette for the laurel, in the sixteenth for the novel aviator. in order to create something worthwhile as a writer, you first need to train your reading muscles, i generally understand what interests you, what you need to write about, second and third places

margin, chagin’s novel of memory of betrayal and fantasy, first place, for the third time, evgeniy vadolaskinook, in 2013 he received a statuette for the laurel, in the sixteenth for the novel aviator. i don't believe those writers who say they write for eternity, i’m a reader myself, and in order to create something worthwhile as a writer, you first need to train your reading muscles. and as part of our huge reading community, i generally understand what people are interested in, what should be written about, second and third places, yuri buida, roman darreich and alexey saleninikov, occult treger, i am the author of probably a dozen novels, but i i never know how they will respond; you write supposedly for yourself, but in reality you write for reading. whether you guessed right or not, that’s another question, it was unexpected for me, i’m here came, i think why i came here at all , in fact, i already knew about the first second place, it turned out, no, i didn’t guess, the eighteenth prize gave readers many new names, the novel valsarp, the debut work for the writer from belarus helena po

wide margin, chagin's novel, memory of betrayal and fantasy, first place, for the third time, evgeniy vadolaskinate of a big book, in 2013 he received a statuette for the laurel, in the sixteenth for the novel aviator. in order to create something worthwhile, how to write. need first to train the reading muscles, i generally understand what interests me, what i should write about, second and third places, yuri buida, roman darreich and alexey salnikov occult treger. i am the author of probably a dozen novels , but i never know how they will respond, you write supposedly for yourself, in fact you write for readers, it was unexpected for me, i came here, i think why, i came there at all, in fact, they say that here i already knew about the first second place, it turned out, no, i didn’t guess, the eighteenth prize gave there are many new names for readers, roman valsarp, the debut work for a writer from belarus... poberzheny. this year's shortlist is the longest in the history of the award. 15 literary works. it contains sonfiction, biographical documentary novels, and the jury members spent many

really don’t want to part with you, but time is inexorable, but we still have memory, evgeniy germanovich vadolaskinost all russian emperors had german blood flowing through them, and through foreign wives, there were some connections with the west, hence, so to speak, some a detrimental influence on russia, so this is also our topic, so we’ll probably have to talk about it, well, in general, the influence of the wives of rulers in our domestic tradition is usually exaggerated, just remember raisa maksimovna gorbachev, who was attributed. which in general is far from the case, but we need to figure it out. hello, this is a historical podcast, russia and the west on the swing of history, pyotr romanov and sergei solovyov are with you, today we will deal with the foreign wives of russian emperors. well, it’s probably worth saying right away that the majority russian emperors married german princesses for generally political reasons, firstly, lutherans from german states mainly took wives from small german states, they agreed more easily than others to change their religion, unlike catholics, for examp