“Sleeping Beauties” by Olga de Benoist. The world of the future. Humanity is faced with a nightmarish catastrophe. Is sleep always as harmless as it seems? In this futuristic novel …
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One of my dreams has come true – I once dreamed of designing beautiful dresses and creating haute couture designs. And now, my book “The Age of Rain” (translated into …
Diary notes of a trip of writers from the Paris-based literary club The White Phoenix to the SlovoNovo 2021 forum, held in Budva (Montenegro) from 24 to 30 September 2021. …
Sveta Velikanova wrote such a review for my book ‘The Age of Rain’ that it is in itself like a separate work about Paris, dreams and love. Very glad we …
I’ve decided to answer Proust’s tricky (and curious) questionnaire.
The interview was conducted and recorded on 16 February 2020 by the Parisian artist Nathalie Kho. My first impression of you is fire, flame and flight. And how would you …
Interview for the AveFrance project. First published on April 15, 2020 here. Olga de Benoist is a writer, photographer and dreamer. She runs the White Phoenix Tales literary club in …
Innsaga: “Have you ever tried to describe the colour of a kaleidoscope mosaic picture? That’s about as close as I can get to describing our Thursday night premiere heroine. A …
Interview with Ridero The Frankfurt Book Fair is one of the world industry’s major events. Ridero authors Anastasia Olshevskaya, Olga de Benoist and Anna Visloukh decided to attend it themselves …
Discover the magic photography by the French-Algerian Photographer Walid Berrazeg. Africa, Asia & Europe. Marocco, Japan, Tanzania, Algiers and Russia. Check out the reportage.
Interview for the portal “All Switzerland In The Palm Of Your Hand” (Geneva) Just as the Geneva Motor Show serves as a “guide” for car enthusiasts from all over the …
Olga de Benoist set herself a task to portray "careless and shining Paris", the Paris, seen through the eyes of young hippies and hipsters, the darlings of fortune. Her characters love life, they know how to enjoy it and still they are obsessed with an existential pathos. Every now and then they say, "Who are we? Why do we live?" (Konstantin Grishine's literary review of the book The Age of Rain)