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its literary language has evolved to produce a broad corpus of literature that has given rise to such extraordinary works as The Knight in the Panther's skin

Considered by writers such as Vladimir Nabokov to be one of the greatest masterpieces of the twentieth century

Winner of the Andrei Bely Prize

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beginning with his friendship with two other Russian poets

Alindarka’s Children by Alhierd Bacharevič, translated by Jim Dingley and Petra Reid caucasus its literary language has evolvedAlindarkas Children (Dzieci Alindarkiis, 2014) is a contemporary novel about a brother and a sister interned in a camp. There, camp leaders make children forget their own language and speak the language of the colonizer. To achieve this, leaders use drugs as well as surgery on the larynx to cure the illness of using the Belarusian language. When Alicia and Avi manage to escape, camp leaders pursue them. Now, the children have to survive for themselves