Farewell, Anna K
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The stories of Lera Manovich are already a fair amount of time in the space of Russian literature, while, as it were, or naturally gravitum towards alien declarative to a quiet existence, or shy of postmodern games with meanings and allusions and therefore without bulging. Meanwhile, formal signs of success, such as: constant journal publications, participation in premium sheets, translations into foreign languages and exit of several collections (though a homeopathic circulation) - are in full force.
Probably, the chamber of this Russian prose can be explained by the fact that everyone who comes into contact with the short story of Lera leaves her with him or for himself and leads with her an ongoing dialogue - about female and male, about bodily and sensual, about sales and sales and sales. The inconsistencies of happiness, about momentary and eternal.
It seems very important that the real most voluminous publication of the prosaic works of Lera Manovich will allow a wide circle of readers to get acquainted with the modern Russian writer, who, in the words of the girl from one of the stories in this book, wants to watch life, following the Bunin tradition, In which even sadness acts spiritually
Probably, the chamber of this Russian prose can be explained by the fact that everyone who comes into contact with the short story of Lera leaves her with him or for himself and leads with her an ongoing dialogue - about female and male, about bodily and sensual, about sales and sales and sales. The inconsistencies of happiness, about momentary and eternal.
It seems very important that the real most voluminous publication of the prosaic works of Lera Manovich will allow a wide circle of readers to get acquainted with the modern Russian writer, who, in the words of the girl from one of the stories in this book, wants to watch life, following the Bunin tradition, In which even sadness acts spiritually
Author:
Author:Manovich Lera
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Fiction
- Category:Modern Literature
- Category:Poetry & Literature
Series:
Series: Prose of our days. New tradition
ISBN:
ISBN:978-601-338-779-6
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