最新版权销售情况：
updated rights sales for Ludmilla Petrushevskaya’s World Fantasy Award winning collection of short stories There Once Lived a Woman Who Tried to Kill her Neighbor’s Baby.
Rights sold to
Penguin Non-Classic (US), Penguin Classics (UK), Berlin Verlag paperback (Germany), Atalanta (Spain), Relogio d’Agua (Portugal), Cappelen Damm (Norway), Forlaget Vandkunsten (Denmark), Kawade Shobo Shinsha (Japan, for a slightly different selection of mystical stories), Tapanev (Estonia)
最新获奖信息：
The collection of mystical short stories by Ludmilla Petrushevskaya "There Once Lived a Woman Who tried to Kill Her Neighbour’s baby" (Penguin US, 2009) won The World Fantasy Awards. The announcement was made yesterday at the World Fantasy convention, in Ohio.
http://english.ruvr.ru/2010/10/29/30204189.html
http://www.tor.com/blogs/2010/10/announcing-the-2010-world-fantasy-award-winners
被「出版人週刊」譽為當代最好的俄國在世作家之一
"ONE OF THE FINEST LIVING RUSSIAN WRITERS"---PUBLISHERS WEEKLY
Reviews：
«One of the finest living Russian writers... Her signature black humor and matter-of-fact prose result in an insightful and sympathetic portrait of a family in crisis».---Publishers Weekly
«Petrushevskaya is a strikingly original author».---The Guardian
«Told in an intimate, loose, over-the-back-fence style, this is an alternately funny and desperate book — a welcome introduction to a strong talent».---Kirkus Review
«The writing is beautifully controlled and the spirit large... She deserves a wide readership».---TLS
«A wonderfully talented and significant writer».---John Bayley
«THE TIME NIGHT is one of the most powerful books on poverty that has ever been written».---Amazon.com
«Petrushevskaya writes with humour, and has an obliqueness of style and unexpectedness of form that give the reader a sense of having found something unusual and unfamiliar».---Sunday Times
«These stories [IMMORTAL LOVE] sound sad, but they are unnerving rather than melancholy, dryly amusing at times».---The Observer
«Epic writing from a great author».---The Big Issue
«Petrushevskaya’s novel is a crushingly intense account of one woman’s struggle for survival in late Communist Russia».---Booklist
«There’s a strong sense of life’s capricious cruelties, but also of feisty resignation».---The Independent on Sunday
«For all their obvious Russian-ness, her characters face dilemmas that belong to us all. They are erring, comical, pitiful, courageous creatures, full of hope and desire – and all doomed to die».---Cosmopolitan
«This wry American debut, shortlisted for the Russian Booker Prize, is highly recommended for all fiction collections».---Library Journal
«[The stories] that make up this collection [IMMORTAL LOVE] are strange and deceptive, each one a gem of quiet rhetoric and writerly control. <…> These are tales of circumstance, appearance, and individuals».---New Statesman and Society
«Petrushevskaya takes the reader on an unforgettable journey into the domestic hell where there is too little of everything: too little food, too little space, too little love. THE TIME NIGHT provides a memorable glimpse into the dark side of life. Written in a stark, naturalistic style, the book brings the reader face to face with the harsh reality of life in Russia. It is not often a pleasant site, but it is one well worth the trouble».---The Moscow Times
New York Times Book Reviews:
http://www.nytimes.com/2009/11/22/books/review/Schillinger-t.html