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Natsum Soeches (1867-1916) is a recognized classic of Japanese literature, the author of the novels, which have become not only the hallmark of the generation, but also the reference prose, written by the modern Japanese language.
The fact that his novel "Heart" is still the best -selling classic work in Japan is also indicated about the degree of popularity.
A new collection where you will find the works that have not been previously not published in Russian will show Natsum Soeski from an unexpected side - not only as a literary giant and novelist, but also as a master of low prose, as well as an extraordinary poet Hike, who, perhaps, is perhaps You can put on a par with his friend and teacher of Masaoca Siki. Almost half of the book is occupied by the story "Kusamakura" ("head of the herbs"), the name of which refers to the ancient Japanese tradition of poetic wanderings, where we urge you to go right now.
In the design of the cover, the drawings of the National School are used
The fact that his novel "Heart" is still the best -selling classic work in Japan is also indicated about the degree of popularity.
A new collection where you will find the works that have not been previously not published in Russian will show Natsum Soeski from an unexpected side - not only as a literary giant and novelist, but also as a master of low prose, as well as an extraordinary poet Hike, who, perhaps, is perhaps You can put on a par with his friend and teacher of Masaoca Siki. Almost half of the book is occupied by the story "Kusamakura" ("head of the herbs"), the name of which refers to the ancient Japanese tradition of poetic wanderings, where we urge you to go right now.
In the design of the cover, the drawings of the National School are used
Author:
Author:National Semi
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Fiction
- Category:Modern Literature
- Category:Poetry & Literature
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:16+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-89332-331-3
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