Andrei Volos

Andrei Volos is a Russian writer.^[1]

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His first novel Khurramabad [ru] received the State Prize of the Russian Federation in literature and arts for year 2000.^[2]

Khurramabad «Хуррамабад», 2000 (the Tajik spelling of "-abad" is used in translation because the novel alludes to Dushanbe)
Real Estate «Недвижимость», 2001
Maskaw Mecca «Маскавская Мекка», 2003
Animator «Аниматор», 2005
The Victor «Победитель», 2008
Return to Panjrud «Возвращение в Панджруд», 2013

Writer's literary awards include:^[1]

2013: Russian Booker award, for Return to Panjrud
2013: Russian Student Booker award, for Return to Panjrud
2013: Ivan Bunin literary award
2001: State Prize of the Russian Federation in literature and arts, Russia for 2000, for Khurramabad^[2]
2000: Novy Mir magazine award, Russia for Khurramabad published in the magazine
1998: Anti-Booker Prize, Russia, for the manuscript of Khurramabad
1998: Moscow Penne Award, Italy, for a series of stories upon which Khurramabad was to be based

[1]
Андрей Волос, at the literary agency ELKOST website
[2]
Russian Wikisource has original text related to this article: Указ Президента РФ от 06.06.2001 № 655

Andrei Volos is a Russian writer.^[1]

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His first novel Khurramabad [ru] received the State Prize of the Russian Federation in literature and arts for year 2000.^[2]

Khurramabad «Хуррамабад», 2000 (the Tajik spelling of "-abad" is used in translation because the novel alludes to Dushanbe)
Real Estate «Недвижимость», 2001
Maskaw Mecca «Маскавская Мекка», 2003
Animator «Аниматор», 2005
The Victor «Победитель», 2008
Return to Panjrud «Возвращение в Панджруд», 2013

Writer's literary awards include:^[1]

2013: Russian Booker award, for Return to Panjrud
2013: Russian Student Booker award, for Return to Panjrud
2013: Ivan Bunin literary award
2001: State Prize of the Russian Federation in literature and arts, Russia for 2000, for Khurramabad^[2]
2000: Novy Mir magazine award, Russia for Khurramabad published in the magazine
1998: Anti-Booker Prize, Russia, for the manuscript of Khurramabad
1998: Moscow Penne Award, Italy, for a series of stories upon which Khurramabad was to be based

[1]
Андрей Волос, at the literary agency ELKOST website
[2]
Russian Wikisource has original text related to this article: Указ Президента РФ от 06.06.2001 № 655

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