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Are you interested in Russian language? This book is recommended for businessmen doing business in Russia, for tourists or students going to Russia and Russian speaking countries. This book contains basic words and phrases, useful examples regarding several topics like Meeting people Introduction, Eating Drinking and basic business terminology. Find on Amazon
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Answers to interview questions by Elena Kaledinova, The Netherlands, November 2017
– What do you like to read – fiction, non-fiction?
Fiction and non-fiction. I like classic Russian and English literature, especially such authors like Leo Tolstoy, Anton Chekhov, Conan Doyle and Somerset Maugham. I also like to read (more…)
Interview with the author of “How To Be Owned By A Cat: Simple Action Plan For First Time Cat Owners Who Have NO Idea What They Are Getting Into” Kate Chen, October 2017
– What do you like to read – fiction, non-fiction?
I prefer to read non-fiction 90% of the time as I enjoy learning new things that are useful to my daily life. I recently read “The Four Tendencies” by Gretchen Rubin which talks (more…)
Interview with the author of “The Woman Behind the Waterfall” Leonora Meriel, October 2017
– What do you like to read – fiction, non-fiction?
I love to read both. I am a fiction writer, so I read fiction for pleasure and to study the techniques of other writers. I read non-fiction to learn different perspectives on the world around us. For fiction, I read any genre as long as it is high quality, and I try to read a balance of old and new, western and non-western books. For non-fiction I love books such as “Freakonomics” and “The Spirit Level” or political and business books.
– What is your writing experience?
I have completed and published (more…)
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