В поисках волшебной книги

Автор Полина Алюшина

Веселая и удивительная история Алюшиной Полины "В поисках волшебной книги" окутает вас магией в эльфийских лесах, позволит отдохнуть у подгорного народа, подарит бесценные артефакты в огненных землях, где живут драконы, испытает на прочность в непроходимых болотах и тоскливых зарослях прежде, чем вы сможете вернуть вместе с юным волшебником Соканом и его друзьями волшебную книгу ее законному владельцу.
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• Язык: Русский
• Издатель: Strelbytskyy Multimedia Publishing
• Дата выпуска: 22 сент. 2021 г.
• ISBN: 9780880011310

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". . . standing among cloth-draped cages in the nocturnal dimness of the bird shop. The owner asked me what I would like."An owl, please," I said."Aha," he said, winking, as if relishing the shrewd expertise of his client. "You're a connoisseur. Most customers make the mistake of selecting an owl in the daylight. Should I gift-wrap it?""No. It's for me. I'd like to carry it to Athens."" (pp 79-80)What imagination could conjure the "owl of Athena", not literally but as the basis for a short story? The stories of Wolfgang Hildesheimer try to contain the imagination of the author who in writing them shares the journey of a man carrying the owl (owlet, to be exact) along with an amazing panoply of other characters in this small book. There is the retired magician who goes out in what some might call "Keatsian" glory, and a concert Pianist whose dream occupation turns on end the real-life struggles of so many famous composers and performers. The response of the owner of the bird shop in the excerpt above from "I Carry an Owl to Athens" captures the epitome of Hildesheimer's style. The strength of which is in his ability to turn the world upside down, to create a story out of a throw-away line, to dwell masterfully on the metaphors of the world and our lives in it. The result of his imaginings are delightful, often humorous stories of people that I know I would like to meet in the world in which I live, and, fortunately, thanks to Wolfgang Hildesheimer (and the excellent translation of his stories by Joachim Neugroschel) I already have.