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Eksmo Showcases Russian Literary Highlights at the Frankfurt Book Fair 2024

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  • Russian Publishing Giant Presents New Titles and Global Rights Catalog*
  • Eksmo Exhibition at the 76th Frankfurt Book Fair

Thu Oct 17 21:01:33 -2024 UTC Eksmo, a leading Russian publishing house, will present its latest literary offerings at the 76th Frankfurt Book Fair, running from October 16–20. This year, Eksmo will feature an exclusive exhibition area, showcasing a curated catalog of its most prominent titles across fiction, non-fiction, and young adult genres for international partners and publishers.

Eksmo’s presence at the Frankfurt Book Fair reflects the growing demand for Russian literature on the global stage. With a robust catalog and an eye-catching lineup of new releases, Eksmo is poised to make an impact among the international publishing community.

Spotlight on Alexey Polyarinov’s *Cadavers*  

One of the standout works on display will be Alexey Polyarinov’s novel, *Cadavers*, hailed as one of Russia’s most discussed books of 2024. The novel, set in a dystopian, post-apocalyptic Russia, explores a land ravaged by an unnamed catastrophe, offering readers a thought-provoking narrative on survival and society. Polyarinov, celebrated for his translations of authors like Cormac McCarthy and David Foster Wallace, has crafted a novel that is already resonating strongly with Russian audiences.

Diverse Catalog of Russian Literature  

The Eksmo catalog features a wide array of genres, providing foreign publishers with the opportunity to explore Russian literature in all its forms. “The catalog of rights is highly diverse, including fiction, non-fiction, and young adult books,” said Anastasia Derbentseva, Head of Marketing Communications at Eksmo’s Fiction Editorial Office. The publisher hopes to foster new partnerships by connecting international readers with contemporary Russian voices.

About the Author  
Alexey Polyarinov, born in 1986, is a Russian novelist and essayist who grew up in the Rostov and Kaluga regions. Known for his wry sense of humor and diverse background, he reflects on themes of Russian identity and culture in his works. Polyarinov is also a prominent translator, having introduced Russian readers to the works of several influential Western authors.

ByLisa Luckas

Lisa Luckas is a Sr. Business News Editor at Nobot.News.

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