Evgeniy Kliuev

Zelenaya Zemlya (eBook, ePUB)

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Produktbeschreibung

The appearance in today's literature named Evgeniy Kliuev reminds me of a story about the gardener. Hard-working and single master for many years to cultivate his outlandish garden: flowers restless, fragile greenhouse knock falling fruits and grateful rustling leaves. At each step there is man-made wonders. Hand to obscuring from the sun, gardener, glancing at the sky. This is his normal life, the theatre for himself, and once he had no reason to boast. He serves his garden. But one day - why not - a gardener gradually starts to send fruit and nursery stock to the world. And the world becomes a brighter, happier, more interesting. Beyond the boundaries of the garden, it turns out, it is not enough these direct dyes, this unprotected lyrical, inventive and daring children's imagination. In Russian poetry came a unique talent, and living in Denmark mysterious gardener returned to his work. Evgeniy Kliuev (born 1954) - poet, novelist, playwright, translator, journalist, artist, scholar. He graduated from the Tver State University, "Russian language and literature", then - post-graduate studies at the Faculty of Journalism. Ph.D. Specialty - linguistic pragmatics. In 1990-1991. - Chief Editor of the application "Literature" to the newspaper "September 1" in 1992-1993. - Chief Editor of "Mission", in 1993-1996. - Dean of the Faculty of Journalism of the University of the Russian Academy of Education (URAO). Since 1996 he has been living in Copenhagen (Denmark), where he teaches in the Danish linguistic center, maintaining ties with Russia and continuing to publish the artistic, scientific and journalistic texts mainly in the capital's publishing houses.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Vremya
• Seitenzahl: 325
• Erscheinungstermin: 15. Januar 2014
• Russisch
• ISBN-13: 9785969109711
• Artikelnr.: 40308689