Lithuanian Culture Institute
  • Renata Šerelytė

    Renata Šerelytė

    Renata Šerelytė (born 1970) is one of the most widely translated Lithuanian authors. Her short stories are available in German, …

  • Rūta Oginskaitė. Gib a kuk. Take a look. Conversations at the home of Olga and Grigory Kanovich

    Rūta Oginskaitė. Gib a kuk. Take a look. Conversations at the home of Olga and Grigory Kanovich

    HISTORY AND BIOGRAPHY Rūta Oginskaitė. Gib a kuk. Take a look. Conversations at the home of Olga and Grigory Kanovich …

  • Saulius Šaltenis

    Saulius Šaltenis

    Saulius Šaltenis (born 1945) was born in a family of teachers, but had very little formal education: after a year …

  • Undinė Radzevičiūtė

    Undinė Radzevičiūtė

    Undinė Radzevičiūtė (born 1967) is the most un-Lithuanian of Lithuanian writers. She does not mix with the literary world, and …

  • Vaiva Rykštaitė

    Vaiva Rykštaitė

    Vaiva Rykštaitė (born 1985) is a pen name which approximately means “Rainbow”. Its owner grew up in Kaunas and started …

  • Veronika Urbonaitė-Barkauskienė. The Kids of the 90s Become Parents

    Veronika Urbonaitė-Barkauskienė. The Kids of the 90s Become Parents

    Veronika Urbonaitė-Barkauskienė, The Kids of the 90s Become Parents (Devyniasdešimtųjų vaikai tampa tėvais), illustrations by Ūla Šveikauskaitė, Vilnius: Dvi tylos, …

  • Virginija Kulvinskaitė

    Virginija Kulvinskaitė

    Virginija Kulvinskaitė (born 1983) is a poet and a writer, whereas Virginija Cibarauskė has earned her PhD (her thesis focused …

  • Vytautas Martinkus

    Vytautas Martinkus

    Vytautas Martinkus (born 1943) represents the generation of Lithuanian writers whose biographies reflect their complicated times and mixed loyalties. He …