Notes from Hell

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Notes from Hell

Notes from Hell, 2014 eBook edition
Author	Nikolay Yordanov and Valya Chervenyashka
Translators	Milena Todorova (English), Doncho Hristev (French)
Language	Bulgarian, English, French
Genre	Biographical novel
Publisher	Hermes Books (2009), 30 Degrees South Publishers (2010), NY Creative and Publishing (2014)
Publication date	November 20, 2009; 15 years ago (November 20, 2009)
Pages	140
ISBN	978-619-90250-3-1 [1]
Followed by	Don't Tell Mama
Website	www.yordanovbooks.com

Notes from Hell (Bulgarian: "Записки от ада") is a biographical novel, written by Nikolay Yordanov and Valya Cherveniashka about her life in several Libyan prisons during the HIV trial in Libya. It follows the events during eight and a half years, spent behind bars under the rule of Muammar Gaddafi. Cherveniashka, together with six more medics, was accused of being involved in the mass murder of hundreds of Libyan children, by deliberately infecting them with the HIV virus in a hospital in Benghazi. She was sentenced to death several times between 2002 and 2007, and released after political negotiations on 24 July 2007.^[2]