Nobel laureate Elfriede Jelinek's taboo-free novel is a ruthless, connotational tale of greed, misogyny and philistinism.

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A new work for the Russian-speaking reader by Nobel laureate Elfriede Jelinek, the author of the novels “The Pianist” and “Greed”, which literally excited th...

Elfriede Jelinek loves to open wounds and publicly declare things that many would prefer to forget. So in “Bambiland” she talks about human cruelty, about vi...

“Mistresses” (1975) is one of the best works of the Austrian writer Elfriede Jelinek (b. 1946). This is an extremely tough and objective story about two wome...

The essays of Elfriede Jelinek, winner of the 2004 Nobel Prize in Literature, cover a variety of cultural spheres: literature (Kafka, Lessing, Broch, Jonke),...

Mixing with a group of vacationers at an Austrian boarding house, three living dead are trying to return to real life. The new novel by Nobel laureate Elfrie...

The central characters of three plays by Elfriede Jelinek, which made up the collection “Illness, or Modern Women”: “What happened after Nora left her husban...

The central characters of the three plays by Elfriede Jelinek that make up the collection “Illness, or Modern Women” are women of bright individuality who ex...

Sing. Dance. Scream. Nobel Prize winner, Austrian writer Elfriede Jelinek gave The New Times her essay written during the Pussy Riot trial.

Novel “We are colorful butterflies, baby!” (1970) - Elfriede Jelinek's first child. It was with him that she entered Austrian and then world literature. Russ...