Nadya Radulova (1975) has a PhD in comparative literature. She writes, translates poetry and prose from English, edits literary texts, both original and in translation. She is also a curator of the annual Autumn Studio for Literary Translation in Sofia and a part time professor at Sofia University “St Kliment Ohridski”. Radulova is the author of six poetry books, including the awarded “Albas” (2000), “When They Fall Asleep” (2015) and “Little World, Big World” (2020). Her poems and short stories are translated into English, Spanish, German, Russian, Ukrainian, French, Romanian, Czech, Polish, Greek, Turkish, Serbian, Slovenian, Croatian, etc. Radulova is a winner of the National Poetry Award “Ivan Nikolov” (2000, 2020), the National Poetry Award “Nikolai Kunchev” (2015), “Krustan Dyankov” Translation Award (2009), and The Award of the Bulgarian Translators’ Union (2021).
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