ELKOST Intl. Agency handles world translation rights in ALL TITLES by Marina Vishnevetskaya

Winner of the Znamya Magazine prize (1996, 2002, 2017, Russia)
Winner of the 2017 Golden Eagle Award for the best screenplay (Russia)
Winner of the 2002 Apollon Grigoriev Literary Award (Russia)
Winner of the 2002 Ivan Petrovich Belkin Award (Russia)

Marina Vishnevetskaya’s (b. 1955) works have been used as the basis for around 30 animated films, including The Mermaid, which was nominated for an Oscar (directed by Alexander Petrov). She has worked a lot in documentary cinema, and for TV. Her books Came the Moon out of Mist, Get Lost, Crocodile! and Experiences are all well known and considered to be the top of contemporary Russian literary prose.

Marina Vishnvetskaya's official webpage: http://www.marvish.ru/

In many ways, Vishnevetskaya's writings are the best cure for our rather common indifference, our selfishness and egocentrism. Moreover, her narrative is really clear, surprisingly free and lively. She uses the language that does not pretend, but the one we speak — or rather the one we should speak. -- Andrey Nemzer, a literary critic

Vishnevetskaya’s Experiences — based not only on my personal evaluation, but also readership success and awards — is one of the most persuasive and compelling instances in the arena of contemporary Russian women’s prose. -- Dmitry Golynko-Volfson, Context literary magazine #15