Writer Teodora Dimova will present her new novel "Everything That Happens" at the Peyo K. Yavorov Regional Library in Burgas on 9 December 2026 at 6.30pm.

The book is about the fate of Bulgarian Jews during the Second World War. The library says in its announcement that the novel is inspired by real events. It tells of fear, moral trials and the personal choices people made, as well as of resistance to evil.

According to the library, Dimova writes about human conscience, courage in the face of injustice and the price of a moral choice. The novel also raises questions that still matter today: memory, responsibility, morality, forgiveness and love.

In her earlier books, Dimova also returns to painful moments in Bulgarian history. Her earlier novels include "Mothers", "The Afflicted" and "I Don't Know You".

Entry is free.