"What to Read? !": On April 17, home libraries and world bestsellers will be discussed at the National Centre RUSSIA
Journalist and correspondent of "Russia 24" TV channel Yelizaveta Morskaya and writer, candidate of political sciences, chairman of the organizing committee of the cultural festival "Russian Rome," laureate of literary awards named after V. Pikul and Terra Incognita Vladimir Torin will discuss literary novelties, world bestsellers, and home libraries at the National Centre RUSSIA. The meeting with the literary expert will take place on April 17 as part of the author project of the National Centre RUSSIA "What to Read? !," starting at 19:00.
The moderator of the literary meetings series is Yelizaveta Morskaya. Together with invited guests and visitors of the National Centre RUSSIA, she discusses books that inspire, shape worldviews, and convey cultural values.
Guests of the National Centre RUSSIA can look forward to a dialogue with the writer about favorite works, discussions of rare literary finds, as well as personal stories of the invited guest and interactive literary games.
Visitors to the National Centre RUSSIA can attend the author project "What to Read?!" for free, but registration on the National Centre RUSSIA website in the "Events" section is required for attendance.
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