Song of the Earth. Tales of Boyan
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The third book of Boyan's Fairy Tales - "Song of the Earth"
From the author:
I dedicate this book to our Mother Earth and to all living beings that exist on it, in it, and above its expanses. We are one, and to love parts of oneself is natural. Let everything that makes up this whole sing one majestic and harmonious song - the Song of the Earth.
The First Ball: "Stoves-Benches". These tales have become a bit longer, and the topics discussed in them are much more extensive. This is understandable, as the grandson has grown up, and the grandfather is in a hurry to convey to him, without spilling a drop, everything that may be useful to him in life. And life promises to be interesting and fulfilling. All nine tales were written by me this time, without the participation of fellow writers. But in other balls of the book, powerful assistance has arrived... But more on that later.
The Second Ball, titled "Yegor's Honey", included tales from Grandma Tony Obrazkova, which were brought to light by my new acquaintance and co-author Larisa Martynova. The tales were wonderful, but the plot lines were presented in a non-fairy-tale language, hastily written. It took Larisa and me almost a year to retell them anew. She started this process by thoroughly reworking the fairy-tale events, sometimes even inventing names for the characters if they were missing. Then I joined in with my literary "shovel," and we started sending texts back and forth with edits, discussing them lively, but fortunately always finding a solution for everyone's enjoyment. It should be noted that in Larisa, I found an amazingly sensitive, deep, and very pleasant person to communicate with, a wonderful storyteller, and a true writing partner. Her ideas were wonderful, and she also liked my additions to the texts and suggestions. Everything turned out perfectly.
"River of Time" is the name of the Third Ball. This story came about unexpectedly, as if by the wave of a magic wand, and the source of this blessing was Baba Yaga herself - Natalia Kornienko, whom you, Dear Reader, know from the second book in the "Boyan's Fairy Tales" series. It was then that together with Tatiana Guseva, we started retelling these plots, originally written in a non-fairy-tale language by an IT professional. It's amazing, but it's a fact! That's the kind of Baba Yaga we have nowadays! Her stories about past lives in the "River of Time" were rewritten this time by Larisa after Tatiana, and then I also made quite a substantial contribution. So, the four of us worked for your joy and benefit. Surely someone will recognize themselves in one or another hero or heroine from Yaga's journeys into her past. Perhaps they will recognize themselves and draw conclusions. This way, our world will become better and cleaner from these tales. There are only nine of them, and they will be interesting to those who have not come here to idle away their time but to improve themselves and be useful to others.
Fairy Tale Boyan - Vladimir Borisov
From the author:
I dedicate this book to our Mother Earth and to all living beings that exist on it, in it, and above its expanses. We are one, and to love parts of oneself is natural. Let everything that makes up this whole sing one majestic and harmonious song - the Song of the Earth.
The First Ball: "Stoves-Benches". These tales have become a bit longer, and the topics discussed in them are much more extensive. This is understandable, as the grandson has grown up, and the grandfather is in a hurry to convey to him, without spilling a drop, everything that may be useful to him in life. And life promises to be interesting and fulfilling. All nine tales were written by me this time, without the participation of fellow writers. But in other balls of the book, powerful assistance has arrived... But more on that later.
The Second Ball, titled "Yegor's Honey", included tales from Grandma Tony Obrazkova, which were brought to light by my new acquaintance and co-author Larisa Martynova. The tales were wonderful, but the plot lines were presented in a non-fairy-tale language, hastily written. It took Larisa and me almost a year to retell them anew. She started this process by thoroughly reworking the fairy-tale events, sometimes even inventing names for the characters if they were missing. Then I joined in with my literary "shovel," and we started sending texts back and forth with edits, discussing them lively, but fortunately always finding a solution for everyone's enjoyment. It should be noted that in Larisa, I found an amazingly sensitive, deep, and very pleasant person to communicate with, a wonderful storyteller, and a true writing partner. Her ideas were wonderful, and she also liked my additions to the texts and suggestions. Everything turned out perfectly.
"River of Time" is the name of the Third Ball. This story came about unexpectedly, as if by the wave of a magic wand, and the source of this blessing was Baba Yaga herself - Natalia Kornienko, whom you, Dear Reader, know from the second book in the "Boyan's Fairy Tales" series. It was then that together with Tatiana Guseva, we started retelling these plots, originally written in a non-fairy-tale language by an IT professional. It's amazing, but it's a fact! That's the kind of Baba Yaga we have nowadays! Her stories about past lives in the "River of Time" were rewritten this time by Larisa after Tatiana, and then I also made quite a substantial contribution. So, the four of us worked for your joy and benefit. Surely someone will recognize themselves in one or another hero or heroine from Yaga's journeys into her past. Perhaps they will recognize themselves and draw conclusions. This way, our world will become better and cleaner from these tales. There are only nine of them, and they will be interesting to those who have not come here to idle away their time but to improve themselves and be useful to others.
Fairy Tale Boyan - Vladimir Borisov
Author:
Author:Borisov Vladimir Aleksandrovich
Cover:
Cover:hardcover
Category:
- Category:Poetry & Literature
Dimensions:
Dimensions:21.5x15.5x2.3 cm
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-907574-47-2
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