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Yordan Yovkov was a Bulgarian author born in 1880 in the village of Zheravna. He is best known for his books and stories including "Balkan Legends", "Evenings in the Antimovo inn", and "Shibil". Yovkov received his primary education in Zheravna and studied at the First Sofia Men's High School. He spent his last years focused on creative work until poor health required surgery, where cancer was discovered in his stomach, gallbladder, and appendix. Yordan Yovkov passed away in October 1937.
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read about depictions of anger, sorrow, joy, or excitement. This book will have a strong impact on its
readers, and hopefully make them more cognizant of the Scottish tradition of storytelling.
Rachael Escobedo,
2009 First Year Student
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nce upon a time, there was a young boy who lived in Scotland. He lived in a house nestled in
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- 2. Family and early yearsFamily and early years Yordan Yovkov was born on 9th of November,1880 in the village of Zheravna.His father’s name was Stefan.He got primary education in Zheravna and then studied First Sofia Men’s High School.While studying there his Literature teacher predicted that one day he will become a famous author.
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- 5. an excerpt from the story of “Shibil” “Шибил започна да брои, за да види колко години ще живее, но после се замисли за възрастта си и му се стори, че е вече стар. Спомни си Рада и се усмихна: "Каква чудновата бърканица - мислеше си той - от жена, дете и дявол! И как всичко и прилича; каже нещо - умно е, направи нещо - хубаво е!" И той я виждаше тъй, както беше я видял, когато държеше иглата с конеца в устата си, гледаше го и се усмихваше. "Не игла - помисли си пак Шибил и въздъхна. - Нож може да държи тъй в устата си, и от тоя нож човек на драго сърце би умрял!"
- 6. Interesting facts Yovkov’s favorite food was roasted chicken with garlic. He was very proactive and energetic and when the village of Krasen created Agricultural Society the writer brought machines from Austria.
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