Philos. Eros. Agape. Collection of stories
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It doesn't happen often, but it does happen: a writer who has been writing prose all their life suddenly changes orientation and starts composing poetry. For example, Andrey Bitov or Alexander Volodin. The works turn out to be generally convincing in terms of verses, but some of them are excessively narrative, some are commonplace, as if forced - it is unclear by whom and for what reason... More often, the opposite happens: a writer who has been writing poetry all their life suddenly confesses with embarrassment that they are inclined towards harsh prose. It turns out that the long-term service to Euterpe has the most beneficial effect on the newly formed texts: a strict expressiveness, concise lapidary style, and at the same time, a touching unobtrusiveness and authenticity. Plus, an inter-national and genre diversity. These are roughly the impressions that arise from reading - multiple times, by the way - the stories of Victoria Chernozhukova. P.S. Meanwhile, the poems continue to be born. And they do not get worse. On the contrary. Vyacheslav Leykin. Victoria Chernozhukova - a student of the well-known V.A. Leykin in St. Petersburg, a poetess, and now a writer, presents herself in her collection of stories with all the poetic artistry and at the same time, poignant sentimentality in a new light.
Author:
Author:Chernozhukova Victoria Igorevna
Cover:
Cover:softcover with flaps
Category:
- Category:Fiction
- Category:Poetry & Literature
Dimensions:
Dimensions:19.3x11.9x1.9 cm
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-6042889-1-7
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