The end of the legend
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The prose of A. Kekilbaeva Skazova and fabulous-legendary. It is no coincidence that this connection with legends and gives is emphasized in the names of his works - "ballad of forgotten years", "end of the legend".
A huge layer of legends about the great lord is peculiar and artistic-indefinitely expressed in the famous novel "End of the Legend". What is this work about? About love, about creativity, about the suffering of the soul, about the defendance of power? The young Khansha, competing with the elder, decides to build a minaret. The young architect is taken up for work, having seen the unearthly beauty and tenderness of the young Khansha without memory falls in love with it. An erected minaret - the appearance of sublime and tender love - torments the Lord. The order is given - terrible, inhuman. The great architect is blinded so that he could never create anything like it, his tongue is cut off, so that he could never tell anyone how such an extraordinary structure is being built
A huge layer of legends about the great lord is peculiar and artistic-indefinitely expressed in the famous novel "End of the Legend". What is this work about? About love, about creativity, about the suffering of the soul, about the defendance of power? The young Khansha, competing with the elder, decides to build a minaret. The young architect is taken up for work, having seen the unearthly beauty and tenderness of the young Khansha without memory falls in love with it. An erected minaret - the appearance of sublime and tender love - torments the Lord. The order is given - terrible, inhuman. The great architect is blinded so that he could never create anything like it, his tongue is cut off, so that he could never tell anyone how such an extraordinary structure is being built
Author:
Author:Кекильбаев Абиш
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Children's Book
- Category:Fiction
- Category:Modern Literature
- Category:Agriculture
- Category:Poetry & Literature
ISBN:
ISBN:9965-18-272-8
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