Гримус

Vzletai͡ushchiĭ Orel, molodoĭ indeet͡s iz plemeni aksona, vypivaet ėliksir bessmertii͡a i puskaetsi͡a v best͡selʹnye stranstvii͡a po miru. Odnazhdy, okonchatelʹno poteri͡av svi͡azʹ s okruzhai͡ushcheĭ ego zhiznʹi͡u, on reshaet naĭti takikh zhe, kak on sam. I v vozraste semisot semidesi͡ati semi let okazyvaetsi͡a na ostrove Kaf, gde bessmertnye sozdali svoi͡u versii͡u chelovechestva. No ėto ochenʹ strannoe mesto: kak i ego obitateli, ono stolʹ zhe blagoslovenno, skolʹ i prokli͡ato. Chuvstvui͡a uzhasnui͡u tʹmu v samom serdt͡se ėtogo mira, Vzletai͡ushchiĭ Orel reshaet vzobratʹsi͡a na goru, venchai͡ushchui͡u ostrov, i vstretitʹsi͡a s ego zagadochnym i mogushchestvennym sozdatelem - samim Grimusom. . Debi͡utnyĭ roman znamenitogo Salmana Rushdi. - "Grimus" byl opublikovan rovno polveka nazad, no nichutʹ ne utratil svoeĭ priti͡agatelʹnosti i novizny. Smelyĭ literaturnyĭ ėksperiment vo mnogom predopredelil vesʹ dalʹneĭshiĭ tvorcheskiĭ putʹ pisateli͡a. - V knige avtor ne tolʹko masterski sochetaet raznye zhanry, no i smeshivaet ėlementy indiĭskoĭ, amerikanskoĭ, sufiĭskoĭ i drugikh mirovykh kulʹtur, rasshiri͡ai͡a nashi predstavlenii͡a o sovremennoĭ intellektualʹnoĭ proze. - Glavnyĭ geroĭ romana - molodoĭ indeet͡s, kotoryĭ vypivaet ėliksir bessmertii͡a. Mnogie gody on skitaetsi͡a po miru, prezhde chem okazatʹsi͡a na zagadochnom ostrove, gde zhivut takie zhe bessmertnye, kak i on sam. - Filosofskiĭ roman ob identichnosti, poiske sobstvennogo prednaznachenii͡a i prirode realʹnosti, kotoryĭ ponravitsi͡a kak poklonnikam Rushdi, tak i tem, kto tolʹko khochetsi͡a poznakomitʹsi͡a s tvorchestvom kulʹtovogo avtora. - Salman Rushdi - odin iz samykh titulovannykh i izvestnykh sovremennykh pisateleĭ. V 1981 godu on poluchil Bukerovskui͡u premii͡u za roman "Deti polunochi" i za ėtu zhe knigu dvazhdy byl otmechen "Bukerom Bukerov".

Soaring Eagle, a young Indian from the Axona tribe, drinks the elixir of immortality and embarks on aimless wanderings around the world. One day, having completely lost touch with the life around him, he decides to find others like himself. And at the age of seven hundred and seventy-seven, he finds himself on the island of Kaf, where the immortals have created their own version of humanity. But it's a very strange place.: Like its inhabitants, it is as blessed as it is cursed. Feeling the terrible darkness in the very heart of this world, the Soaring Eagle decides to climb the mountain crowning the island and meet with its mysterious and powerful creator— Grimus himself. . The debut novel of the famous Salman Rushdie. – "Grimus" was published exactly half a century ago, but it has not lost its appeal and novelty. A bold literary experiment in many ways predetermined the writer's entire further creative path. – In the book, the author not only masterfully combines different genres, but also mixes elements of Indian, American, Sufi and other world cultures, expanding our understanding of modern intellectual prose. – The main character of the novel is a young Indian who drinks the elixir of immortality. He wanders the world for many years before ending up on a mysterious island inhabited by immortals like himself. – A philosophical novel about identity, the search for one's own destiny and the nature of reality, which will appeal to both fans of Rushdie and those who just want to get acquainted with the work of the iconic author. – Salman Rushdie is one of the most renowned and renowned contemporary writers. In 1981, he won the Booker Prize for the novel Midnight's Children and was twice awarded the Booker Prize for the same book.