Anna Matveeva. Presentation of the new book "Armastan. I love you too"

Anna Matveeva is a prose writer, essayist, and editor. She is the author of more than 20 books, including the novels "Dyatlov Pass, or the Secret of the Nine", "Heaven", "Yes!", "An enviable feeling of Vera Stenina", "Every hundred years", collections of short stories "Wait a bit, I'll die - and then I'll come", "Nine Nineties", "Hidden Rivers", "Katya Goes to Sochi", "Armastan. I love you too", collections of essays "Citizens", "Picture Girls" and others.

Anna Matveeva's works have been translated into Italian, Czech, Polish, French, Latvian, English, Bulgarian and Chinese.

- Finalist of the Belkin Prize ("Dyatlov Pass").

- Laureate of the "Ural" magazine award (the short story "Sweet Poison of Humiliation").

- Laureate of the Lo Stellato Award (Salerno, Italy) for the best short story in 2004 (short story "Saint Helena Island").

- Finalist of the Yuri Kazakov Award (short story "The Circumstance of Time").

- Finalist of the "Big Book" award (collection of short stories "Wait a bit, I'll die - and then I'll come").

- Finalist of the "Big Book" award (collection of short stories "Nine Nineties").

- Reader's Choice Award based on the results of the reader's voting of the "Big Book" Award - for the book "Nine Nineties."

- Bazhov's Award for the book "Citizens."

— Finalist of the Yasnaya Polyana Award — for the novel "Every Hundred Years."

- The Reader's Choice Award based on the results of the reader's voting of the "Big Book" Award - for the novel "Every Hundred Years."