Finist - the bright falcon
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This is a sabotage vision. She has never been recorded in letters. In the days of which are described here, letters have not yet been invented.
The small girl Marya went around the whole earth and reached the sky in search of her beloved - his name was the Phinist, and he was not a man.
No one believed that he believed that She will find him, but everyone helped. In those days, everyone helped everyone - otherwise it was not to survive.
At that time, ancient snakes, Maski, Kikimora, Shishigi, Antyutka, Leshaki and werewolves,
Three men loved Marya, without any kind of Marya. hopes for reciprocity. One defended, the other brought to the edge of the earth, the third brought to the sky.
Because of one small girl, the whole world moved and almost flew off the axis.
Nothing but love can move the world out of place.
“There are a lot of storylines, the surprisingly thought-out language of each of the three Ivanov-stories, and you are leafing through and wait for it to be woven ... I guess I would like to make a soundtrack for such a book.”
Natalya O"Sha,
Founder and soloist of the Mill group
“A difficult and well -arranged fairy tale, archetypal fantasy, which turns inside out the laws of the genre. The multi -level work with Slavic mythology does not come down to the retelling of Afanasyev, Dal, Proppa and Fraser - and opens the abyss, where the spirit that later turned out to be Russian was born and survived.
Shamil Idiatullin, the writer
The novel about the power of love, the novel-casing, the “Finist” fascinates with a special rhythm. There, buffoons beat in tambourines, compose Grams and argue about Kolovrat, there are solders, there are treses, there the women are dripping dolls without a face and erase the iron staff in the dust ... There - the source of the day of today, Rubanov managed to find it, therefore the “Finist” speaks to the “Finist” heart. Very strong, beautiful and unexpected novel. ”
Natalya Lomikina, literary critic
The small girl Marya went around the whole earth and reached the sky in search of her beloved - his name was the Phinist, and he was not a man.
No one believed that he believed that She will find him, but everyone helped. In those days, everyone helped everyone - otherwise it was not to survive.
At that time, ancient snakes, Maski, Kikimora, Shishigi, Antyutka, Leshaki and werewolves,
Three men loved Marya, without any kind of Marya. hopes for reciprocity. One defended, the other brought to the edge of the earth, the third brought to the sky.
Because of one small girl, the whole world moved and almost flew off the axis.
Nothing but love can move the world out of place.
“There are a lot of storylines, the surprisingly thought-out language of each of the three Ivanov-stories, and you are leafing through and wait for it to be woven ... I guess I would like to make a soundtrack for such a book.”
Natalya O"Sha,
Founder and soloist of the Mill group
“A difficult and well -arranged fairy tale, archetypal fantasy, which turns inside out the laws of the genre. The multi -level work with Slavic mythology does not come down to the retelling of Afanasyev, Dal, Proppa and Fraser - and opens the abyss, where the spirit that later turned out to be Russian was born and survived.
Shamil Idiatullin, the writer
The novel about the power of love, the novel-casing, the “Finist” fascinates with a special rhythm. There, buffoons beat in tambourines, compose Grams and argue about Kolovrat, there are solders, there are treses, there the women are dripping dolls without a face and erase the iron staff in the dust ... There - the source of the day of today, Rubanov managed to find it, therefore the “Finist” speaks to the “Finist” heart. Very strong, beautiful and unexpected novel. ”
Natalya Lomikina, literary critic
Author:
Author:Rubanov Andrey Viktorovich
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Fiction
- Category:Modern Literature
- Category:Poetry & Literature
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:Offset
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:18+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-17-153997-9
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