Culture
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The H-word: East Asian literature and culture through a different lens
At the Smena Summer Book Festival, Ad Marginem first announced the hide books project, which will publish books of East Asia and about it
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Anthology of Tatar Amateur Composers cannot be obtained by the music authors themselves
Who wrote 'Min Yaratam Sine, Tatarstan,’ ‘Ayrilmagy’ and other hits? Amateurs!
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Anna Mikhaylova: ‘Every woman wants to feel like a queen’
One hundred fantasy-style designer hats by a couturier from St. Petersburg have been brought to Kazan
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Must meet the deadline: a cross installed on Memorial Church for Fallen Soldiers in Kazan
Restoration of the cultural heritage site will be completed within two months
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Authors of the music themselves cannot obtain the Anthology of Tatar Amateur Composers
Who wrote Min yaratam sine, Tatarstan, Aerylmagyz and other hits? Amateurs!
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Alexander Sladkovsky: ‘I'm interested in climbing Everest’
The conductor of the main orchestra of Tatarstan talks about touring, recording, brilliant music. And about how the audience is similar to a young woman
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Svetlana Zorina: ‘Price chaos is hindering the development of offline sales channel’
Book sales have increased in money terms, but due to inflation
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Nasur Yurusbaev makes a film about the first Tatar book published in Germany
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“People still come up to me and ask: ‘Did you really vacuum a mammoth?”
How journalists can support museums beyond writing exhibition reviews
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Alexey Arzamazov: ‘Tatar language teachers cannot speak Tatar’
Polyglot, RUDN University professor about motivation to study one’s mother tongue
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Reading the novel Orbital with a globe at hand
Space engineer Alexander Khokhlov explained which historic moment in space Samantha Harvey captured in the novel Orbital and how Russian cosmonaut Sergey Krikalev became the prototype for one of the characters
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Bianca Pitzorno: ‘A person is by no means only what they read’
The Italian writer spoke about how reading became the building blocks of her autobiography, how attitudes toward Nastasya Filippovna have changed, and the peculiarities of childhood in Sardinia
