While Foreign Authors Boycott Russia, Bulgarian Novelist Say

Bulgaria's most famous writer, Georgi Gospodinov, says his latest work, Time Shelter, takes aim at Russian President Vladimir Putin and his country's invasion of Ukraine. He wants Russians to read it, but some in Bulgaria say he should boycott the country instead.

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