Nadya Radulova (1975) is a poet, fiction author, literary translator, and editor. She has authored six poetry books, including Tongue Tied Name (1996), Albas (2000), Cotton, Glass And Electricity (2004), Bandoneon (2008), When They Fall Asleep (2015) and Little World, Big World (2020). The novel Yozhi Lives Here (2023) is her most recent title. Radulova has been awarded the Ivan Nikolov National Poetry Prize (2000, 2020), the Nikolai Kanchev National Poetry Prize (2015), the Krastan Dyankov Translation Award (2009), and the Union of Translators in Bulgaria Award (2021). An anthology of her poetry under the title The Woman from the Corner House was translated into Romanian by Lora Nenkovska and Claudiu Komartin and published in 2022 by Max Blecher. Her poetry book Little World, Big World, translated into German by Henrike Schmidt and published by eta Verlag, received the Hamburg Literary Prize in 2023. Translations of her work into English, Spanish, Turkish, Greek, and Ukrainian have also appeared in a number of magazines and periodicals.