Lada Galina (Bulgarian: Лада Галина) was the pen name of Ganka Slavova Karanfilova (Bulgarian: Ганка Славова Каранфилова; February 6, 1934 – March 31, 2015), a Bulgarian writer. She was born in Burgas and was educated there, in Dimitrovgrad and at Sofia University, where she studied Bulgarian literature. She began work with a local newspaper. With the poet , she founded a literary society. She married , an essayist and literary critic. In 1987, she took part in the International Writing Program at the University of Iowa.
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| - Lada Galina (Bulgarian: Лада Галина) was the pen name of Ganka Slavova Karanfilova (Bulgarian: Ганка Славова Каранфилова; February 6, 1934 – March 31, 2015), a Bulgarian writer. She was born in Burgas and was educated there, in Dimitrovgrad and at Sofia University, where she studied Bulgarian literature. She began work with a local newspaper. With the poet , she founded a literary society. She married , an essayist and literary critic. In 1987, she took part in the International Writing Program at the University of Iowa. (en)
- Ganka Slavova Karanfilova (en búlgaro, Ганка Славова Каранфилова; 6 de febrero de 1934 – 31 de marzo de 2015), cuyo seudónimo era Lada Galina (en búlgaro, Лада Галина) fue una escritora búlgara. Nació en Burgas y se formó allí, en Dimitrovgrad y en la Universidad de Sofía, donde estudió literatura búlgara. Empezó a trabajar en un diario local. Junto con el poeta fundó una sociedad literaria. En 1987 participó en el Programa Internacional de Escritura en la Universidad de Iowa. (es)
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| - Lada Galina (Bulgarian: Лада Галина) was the pen name of Ganka Slavova Karanfilova (Bulgarian: Ганка Славова Каранфилова; February 6, 1934 – March 31, 2015), a Bulgarian writer. She was born in Burgas and was educated there, in Dimitrovgrad and at Sofia University, where she studied Bulgarian literature. She began work with a local newspaper. With the poet , she founded a literary society. She married , an essayist and literary critic. In 1987, she took part in the International Writing Program at the University of Iowa. Her work was first published in the literary journals Literaturen front (for which she was later editor) and Narodna mladezh. She was editor for the magazine Plamŭk (Flame) and for the Publishing House of the Central Council of Bulgarian Trade Unions. She was also chief playwright for the state theater of satire. She later came to the United States and founded the Bulgarian Education and Culture Center in Washington. She died at a rehabilitation center in Washington from complications following a stroke at the age of 81. (en)
- Ganka Slavova Karanfilova (en búlgaro, Ганка Славова Каранфилова; 6 de febrero de 1934 – 31 de marzo de 2015), cuyo seudónimo era Lada Galina (en búlgaro, Лада Галина) fue una escritora búlgara. Nació en Burgas y se formó allí, en Dimitrovgrad y en la Universidad de Sofía, donde estudió literatura búlgara. Empezó a trabajar en un diario local. Junto con el poeta fundó una sociedad literaria. En 1987 participó en el Programa Internacional de Escritura en la Universidad de Iowa. Su obra fue publicada por primera vez en las revistas literarias Literaturen front (de la cual más tarde sería editora) y Narodna mladezh. Fue editora de la revista Plamŭk y en la editorial del Consejo Central de Sindicatos Búlgaros. Fue también dramaturga para el teatro estatal de sátira. Más tarde fue a Estados Unidos y fundó el Centro Búlgaro de Cultura y Educación en Washington. Falleció en un centro de rehabilitación en Washington debido a las complicaciones que siguieron a un accidente cerebrovascular a la edad de 81 años. (es)
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