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Бухта радости
Самое Время!|
3,99 € |
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| Verlag: | Vremya |
| Format: | EPUB |
| Veröffentl.: | 01.01.2010 |
| ISBN/EAN: | 9785969109186 |
| Sprache: | Russisch |
| Anzahl Seiten: | 204 |
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Beschreibungen
The Bay of Joy, of course, you know ... Do not know? but then why do you live? - So no one knows where grafted classmate luring a picnic protagonist of Andrei Dmitriev. And he is undoubtedly right. What a Muscovite knows messy, welcoming abode more or less pure enjoyment, where all summer - if only it did not rain! - Yelling recorders, smoke grills, crunch packing chips, ringing glasses (but not plastic ring), tied intriguing dating, relationships are clarified, the rustle of banknotes, creaking oarlocks and a woman's shriek? Where else to revel, if a tour to Italy just two weeks? Hear through the din of tape recorders, mobile phones beeping, rumbling cars, furniture crackling, roaring rain, waterfalls of the mat, hysterical giggling and truly agonizing groans melody Schillerov ode to keep its purity, harmony and strength to build on its current super-dense novel - it means to specify the path in the magical land of miracles, or - in Bay of of Joy. What Dmitriev did.
Andrey Dmitriev - writer, screenwriter, born in 1956 in Leningrad, graduated from the philological faculty of Moscow State University, Faculty of of VGIK scenario, and in 1983 made his debut story Stihl in the journal Novy Mir, has published a number of novels and short stories in magazines and Znamya Druzhba Narodov and the novella Turn the River was awarded the magazine Znamya (1995) as the product of claiming priority of artistry in the literature, Pushkin scholar Alfred Toepfer Foundation in 1995, the author and co-writer of films The Invisible Man, The Joys of middle age, Alice and Bookinist, Black Veil, Revizor and several short movies.
Andrey Dmitriev - writer, screenwriter, born in 1956 in Leningrad, graduated from the philological faculty of Moscow State University, Faculty of of VGIK scenario, and in 1983 made his debut story Stihl in the journal Novy Mir, has published a number of novels and short stories in magazines and Znamya Druzhba Narodov and the novella Turn the River was awarded the magazine Znamya (1995) as the product of claiming priority of artistry in the literature, Pushkin scholar Alfred Toepfer Foundation in 1995, the author and co-writer of films The Invisible Man, The Joys of middle age, Alice and Bookinist, Black Veil, Revizor and several short movies.
Андре́й Ви́кторович Дми́триев (7 мая 1956, Ленинград) - советский, русский писатель, сценарист; лауреат премии журнала Знамя (1995), лауреат премии Русский Букер (2012) за роман Крестьянин и тинейджер. Финалист национальной премии Большая книга (2012) за роман Крестьянин и тинейджер.
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