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Sana Krasikov

サナ・クラスィコフ

Sana Krasikov

Profile

Gender
Female
Born
Ukraine
Nationality
Ukraine, United States
Languages
English, Russian
Residence History
Republic of Georgia → United States

Career

Occupations
Writer
Active Years
2008-
Nominations
National Magazine Award ("Asal")

Education

Cornell University
Year of Graduation: 2001
Country: United States
Living at the Telluride House
Iowa Writers' Workshop
Degree: MFA
Country: United States

Awards

PEN/Hemingway Award
2009
Work: One More Year
Organization: PEN America
Result: Shortlisted
Sami Rohr Prize for Jewish Literature
2009
Work: One More Year
Result: Won
Young Lions Fiction Award
2009
Work: One More Year
Organization: New York Public Library
Result: Shortlisted
O. Henry Award
Work: Companion
Result: Won
Prix du Premier Roman Etranger
2019
Work: The Patriots
Result: Won

Awards & Nominations

Works

Major Works

One More Year

2008 short story collection

Exploration of the lives of Russian and Georgian immigrants who had settled in the United States.

immigrant livespost-Soviet era
Translations
  • translated into eleven languages

Bibliography

  • One More Year (2008)
  • The Patriots (2017)

Style & Themes

Literary Style
realism from immigrant perspectives
Recurring Motifs
Russo-American relationsfamily migrationscultural clashes

Legacy

Known for works exploring Russian immigrants and Russo-American relations, praised by critics and selected for Granta's Best Young American Novelists.

Trivia

  • Born in Ukraine, grew up in the Republic of Georgia and the United States.
  • Married to radio journalist Gregory Warner since 2009.
  • Co-conceived and developed the narrative podcast Rough Translation.