My fish will live
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Ruth Oakki is an American of Japanese descent, a specialist in classical Japanese literature, a florist, carried away by theater and cinema. In 2010, she was awarded the dignity of a Buddhist priest. Offes conducts active social activities in university campuses and lives between Brooklyn and Cortes island in British Colombia, where she writes, knit socks and grows ducks with her husband Oliver.
Ruth, a writer living on a secluded Canadian island, discovers in the Hello Kitty lunchbox, taken ashore the ocean after the devastating tsunami of 2011, a whole collection of amazing objects - including the diary of the sixteen -year -old Naokio from Tokyo. For a girl who is tired of the bullying of classmates and dysfunction in the family, these records, in which she tries to tell about her great -grandmother, who has lived for more than a hundred years of the Buddhist monk, is the only consolation, and she cannot even imagine how deeply they will affect the lives of strangers to her of people. At the other end of the Pacific Ocean, Ruth, more and more plunging into the past, into the tragedy of a Japanese schoolgirl and her fate, begins to look at his own present and future in a new way.
“My fish will live” is a novel full of subtle irony, a deep understanding of relations between the author, reader and characters, reality and imagination, quantum physics, history and myth. This is an exciting, enchanting story about humanity and searching for a house
Ruth, a writer living on a secluded Canadian island, discovers in the Hello Kitty lunchbox, taken ashore the ocean after the devastating tsunami of 2011, a whole collection of amazing objects - including the diary of the sixteen -year -old Naokio from Tokyo. For a girl who is tired of the bullying of classmates and dysfunction in the family, these records, in which she tries to tell about her great -grandmother, who has lived for more than a hundred years of the Buddhist monk, is the only consolation, and she cannot even imagine how deeply they will affect the lives of strangers to her of people. At the other end of the Pacific Ocean, Ruth, more and more plunging into the past, into the tragedy of a Japanese schoolgirl and her fate, begins to look at his own present and future in a new way.
“My fish will live” is a novel full of subtle irony, a deep understanding of relations between the author, reader and characters, reality and imagination, quantum physics, history and myth. This is an exciting, enchanting story about humanity and searching for a house
Author:
Author:Odechy R .
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Fiction
- Category:Modern Literature
- Category:Poetry & Literature
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:offset
Series:
Series: short list. New stars
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:16+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-17-123083-8
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