Gogola (1988, Poland) is a Polish writer and a translator from Slovak and Ukrainian. Her first book Po trochu (‘Little by Little’, 2017), which depicts her childhood in the small village of Olszyny in the Carpathian mountains, is composed of stories from real life that are usually told bit by bit, in snippets and fragments. She won the Conrad Award for a prose debut. For the past years, she has been based in Bratislava, her latest work Ufo nad Bratysławą (‘Ufo over Bratislava’, 2021) take place here too.
Photograph © Renata Gogola
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