Laimantas Jonušys (b. 1957) is a Lithuanian translator and literary critic. Translated over 30 books from English into Lithuanian (novels, historical, philosophical works), by George Steiner, Truman Capote, Salman Rushdie, John Banville, John Updike, Vladimir Nabokov, Virginia Woolf and others. Author of: “Laisvės šiokiadienis” (Weekday of Freedom, 2007) articles and essays on politics and culture; “Rūmas virš bedugnės” (A Mansion over an Abyss, 2008) articles and essays on literature; “Pokalbiai su Sigitu Parulskiu” (Conversations with Sigitas Parulskis, 2009). In recent years has translated some short works from Latvian language by Kārlis Vērdiņš and Eriks Ādamsons.

Mane vadina Kalendorium
Mane vadina Kalendorium (Kalendārs mani sauc)

Title
: Mane vadina KalendoriumTitle*
: Kalendārs mani saucAuthors
:Translated by
:Genre
:Fiction
Language
:Lithuanian
Publisher
:Odilė
Pages
:328
Year
:2022
Copyrights
:The author
Synopsis
:The central image of the novel “Calendar calls me” is a young man with a difficult state of mental health. At times it seems that his mind works like a child, other times – that better than most adults.