Village on the Oredezh River
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... In adolescents, Katya and Lena Komarovs from a large poor family of worries are full of mouth: while the drunk father and mother quarrel with each other, you need to somehow feed, put on and put on the younger sisters and brothers. On the nose of the 1998 crisis, but hope for a miracle does not leave children. After all, where the adult will see nothing but poverty and hopelessness, the child is able to consider the secret ...
This book is a unique collective portrait of a Russian person, a resident of our vast country. Not metropolitan, not "trump card", not "advanced" and "enlightened", but ordinary, "average". The very one who inhabit small towns and villages every day goes to work to twist the steering wheel, wave an ax at a construction site, sew tumors or sell products behind the store sheet. A lot of destinies will pass before the reader"s eyes, each of which is worthy of a separate novel. And those whose lives are just beginning - the little heroines of the book, Katya and Lena Komarov, and those whose life has long ended: the completely unique grandmother of a large family standing in the center of the story, or the priest -Buyan from the local church.
In a small village on the river with the mysterious name Oredezh, as in a drop of water, the whole large Russia with its pains and joys, with its problems and hopes, with its hard life and inescapable faith in a bright future, reflects. And in this sense, this book is a large collective portrait of the same mysterious, torn, lost, in some places angry or closed in itself, but at the same time unlimitedly meek, kind, pure, bright and clear Russian soul.
Anasit Grigoryan - a prose writer from St. Petersburg. On her account there are several novels ("octopus", "unknown gods"), as well as translations from Japanese ("train of killers", "Summer of the evil spirits of Ubime") The creative manner of anatit determines the impeccable possession of literary imagery, a verified style, the absence of "empty" verbal constructions, exciting plots. The world of the Grigoryan is quite gloomy, but hope lives in it. And love
This book is a unique collective portrait of a Russian person, a resident of our vast country. Not metropolitan, not "trump card", not "advanced" and "enlightened", but ordinary, "average". The very one who inhabit small towns and villages every day goes to work to twist the steering wheel, wave an ax at a construction site, sew tumors or sell products behind the store sheet. A lot of destinies will pass before the reader"s eyes, each of which is worthy of a separate novel. And those whose lives are just beginning - the little heroines of the book, Katya and Lena Komarov, and those whose life has long ended: the completely unique grandmother of a large family standing in the center of the story, or the priest -Buyan from the local church.
In a small village on the river with the mysterious name Oredezh, as in a drop of water, the whole large Russia with its pains and joys, with its problems and hopes, with its hard life and inescapable faith in a bright future, reflects. And in this sense, this book is a large collective portrait of the same mysterious, torn, lost, in some places angry or closed in itself, but at the same time unlimitedly meek, kind, pure, bright and clear Russian soul.
Anasit Grigoryan - a prose writer from St. Petersburg. On her account there are several novels ("octopus", "unknown gods"), as well as translations from Japanese ("train of killers", "Summer of the evil spirits of Ubime") The creative manner of anatit determines the impeccable possession of literary imagery, a verified style, the absence of "empty" verbal constructions, exciting plots. The world of the Grigoryan is quite gloomy, but hope lives in it. And love
Author:
Author:Григорян Анаит Суреновна
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Fiction
- Category:Modern Literature
- Category:Poetry & Literature
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:Offset
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:16+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-04-172778-9
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