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Nationality
  
Bulgarian

Role
  
Writer

Alma mater
  
Spouse
  
Silviya Karabashlieva


Genre
  
Education
  
Shumen University

Name
  
Zachary Karabashliev

Books
  
18% Gray

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Born
  
14 April 1968 (age 56) Varna, Bulgaria (
1968-04-14
)

Захари Карабашлиев на Фестивалот Букстар / Zachary Karabashliev at BookStar Festival


Zachary Karabashliev (Bulgarian: Захари Карабашлиев) (born 14 April 1968, Varna, Bulgaria) is a contemporary Bulgarian writer and a playwright.

Contents

Zachary Karabashliev Bestselling Bulgarian Author in US Zachary Karabashliev Writing

Life

He graduated in Bulgarian philology from the Shumen University, Bulgaria. Since 1997, he has been living with his family in San Diego, California, U.S.

Works

His debut novel, 18% Gray (18% Сиво, Ciela Publishers, 2008), published in Bulgaria in his native language is a bestselling title with 7 editions. It won the prestigious Bulgarian Novel of the Year Award given by Edward Vick Foundation, and was a finalist for the renowned literary biennial Elias Canetti Award. It was chosen by anonymous vote to be among the 100 most loved books by Bulgarians in the BBC campaign The Big Read. His other book, A Brief History of the Airplane won the Book of the Year 2009 Award of Helikon. His play Sunday Evening won the most respected theatre award in Bulgaria – ASKEER 2009 and has a successful run in Sofia. His play Recoil is being also awarded as Best New Bulgarian Play, and is being produced now.

Zachary Karabashliev also writes short stories, essays and articles for lifestyle magazines, literary journals and newspapers.

References

Zachary Karabashliev Wikipedia


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