Murder in Moscow
Thursday, April 27, 2006
Boris Akunin shares his historical mystery novel, The Death of Achilles, set in Moscow in 1882.
Events: Boris Akunin will be participating in three panels as part of the PEN World Voices Festival
For information on these panels, visit penfestival.org
Boris Akunin will be participating in a panel on "Translation and Globalization"
Thursday, April 27 at 4 pm
Columbia University Faculty House
400 West 117th Street at Morningside Drive
Tickets are free and seats are first come, first served
Boris Akunin will be participating in a panel of "Writers on their Languages"
Thursday, April 27 at 7 pm
Columbia University Faculty House
400 West 117th Street at Morningside Drive
Tickets are free and seats are first come, first served
Boris Akunin will be participating in a panel on “Taking Crime Fiction Seriously”
Friday, April 28 at 6 pm The Italian Cultural Institute
686 Park Avenue, between East 68th and East 69th Streets
Tickets are free. To reserve seats call 212-879-4242 ext. 364
Events: Boris Akunin will be participating in three panels as part of the PEN World Voices Festival
For information on these panels, visit penfestival.org
Boris Akunin will be participating in a panel on "Translation and Globalization"
Thursday, April 27 at 4 pm
Columbia University Faculty House
400 West 117th Street at Morningside Drive
Tickets are free and seats are first come, first served
Boris Akunin will be participating in a panel of "Writers on their Languages"
Thursday, April 27 at 7 pm
Columbia University Faculty House
400 West 117th Street at Morningside Drive
Tickets are free and seats are first come, first served
Boris Akunin will be participating in a panel on “Taking Crime Fiction Seriously”
Friday, April 28 at 6 pm The Italian Cultural Institute
686 Park Avenue, between East 68th and East 69th Streets
Tickets are free. To reserve seats call 212-879-4242 ext. 364
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