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Pulitt͡serovskai͡a premii͡a 1977 goda. Perevedeno na 37 i͡azykov. Dve ėkranizat͡sii (1977, 2016). 1,5 mln ėkzempli͡arov prodano v techenie pervykh 7 mesi͡at͡sev prodazh. Finalʹnai͡a serii͡a seriala, sni͡atogo po knige, sobrala u ėkranov v 2 raza bolʹshe zriteleĭ, chem finalʹnai͡a serii͡a "Druzeĭ". Kogda Aleks Kheĭli byl rebenkom, babushka rasskazyvala emu istorii ob ikh semʹe. Ėti istorii nachinalisʹ dvesti let nazad s cheloveka, kotorogo ona zvala "afrikant͡sem". Ego pokhitili iz rodnoĭ derevni i zagnali na bort korabli͡a, napravli͡avshegosi͡a v kolonialʹnui͡u Ameriku. Povzroslev, Kheĭli provel dvenadt͡satʹ let v poiskakh istochnikov, kotorye mogli by podtverditʹ podlinnostʹ rasskazov babushki. V khode genealogicheskikh issledovaniĭ on obnaruzhil imi͡a "afrikant͡sa". Ego zvali Kunta Kinte, i s ego istorii nachinaetsi͡a odna iz samykh neobychnykh i vlii͡atelʹnykh knig amerikanskoĭ literatury. Pered chitateli͡ami razvorachivaetsi͡a dramatichnai͡a istorii͡a shesti pokoleniĭ odnoĭ semʹi, sredi kotorykh raby i osvobozhdennye, fermery i. . . Pulitt͡serovskai͡a premii͡a 1977 goda. Perevedeno na 37 i͡azykov. Dve ėkranizat͡sii (1977, 2016). 1,5 mln ėkzempli͡arov prodano v techenie pervykh 7 mesi͡at͡sev prodazh. Finalʹnai͡a serii͡a seriala, sni͡atogo po knige, sobrala u ėkranov v 2 raza bolʹshe zriteleĭ, chem finalʹnai͡a serii͡a "Druzeĭ". Kogda Aleks Kheĭli byl rebenkom, babushka rasskazyvala emu istorii ob ikh semʹe. Ėti istorii nachinalisʹ dvesti let nazad s cheloveka, kotorogo ona zvala "afrikant͡sem". Ego pokhitili iz rodnoĭ derevni i zagnali na bort korabli͡a, napravli͡avshegosi͡a v kolonialʹnui͡u Ameriku. Povzroslev, Kheĭli provel dvenadt͡satʹ let v poiskakh istochnikov, kotorye mogli by podtverditʹ podlinnostʹ rasskazov babushki. V khode genealogicheskikh issledovaniĭ on obnaruzhil imi͡a "afrikant͡sa". Ego zvali Kunta Kinte, i s ego istorii nachinaetsi͡a odna iz samykh neobychnykh i vlii͡atelʹnykh knig amerikanskoĭ literatury. Pered chitateli͡ami razvorachivaetsi͡a dramatichnai͡a istorii͡a shesti pokoleniĭ odnoĭ semʹi, sredi kotorykh raby i osvobozhdennye, fermery i kuznet͡sy, advokaty i arkhitektory. . . i odin avtor. Ob avtoreAleks Kheĭli rodilsi͡a v 1921 godu v Itake, shtat Nʹi͡u-Ĭork, v semʹe prepodavateleĭ. S 1939 po 1959 god sluzhil v Beregovoĭ okhrane, posle chego rabotal v zhurnale Reader's Digest. V 1976 godu Kheĭli izdal avtobiograficheskiĭ roman "Korni", kotoryĭ momentalʹno proslavil ego na vsi͡u stranu. Nezadolgo do smerti pisatelʹ zakonchil vtoroĭ roman, kotoryĭ vyshel v svet v 1993 godu pod nazvaniem "Koroleva Aleksa Kheĭli". Otzyvy""Korni" - vazhneĭshiĭ roman o sudʹbe chernokozhikh v Amerike, nedostai͡ushchee zveno mezhdu "Khizhinoĭ di͡adi Toma" i tekstami Kendrika Lamara". - Afisha"Smelyĭ i neobychnyĭ blokbaster". - Newsweek""Korni" byli khitom, potomu chto nikto nikogda ne chital i ne videl nichego podobnogo". - New York Times"Simvolicheskai͡a khronika odissei afroamerikant͡sev ot afrikanskogo kontinenta do strany, kotorui͡u oni ne vybirali". - Washington Post.

The Pulitzer Prize in 1977. Translated into 37 languages. Two film adaptations (1977, 2016). 1.5 million copies sold during the first 7 months of sales. The final episode of the series, based on the book, attracted twice as many viewers as the final episode of Friends. When Alex Haley was a child, his grandmother used to tell him stories about their family. These stories began two hundred years ago with a man she called "the African." He was abducted from his native village and driven aboard a ship bound for colonial America. Growing up, Haley spent twelve years searching for sources that could confirm the authenticity of his grandmother's stories. In the course of genealogical research, he discovered the name "African". His name was Kunta Kinte, and one of the most unusual and influential books of American literature begins with his story. The dramatic story of six generations of the same family unfolds before readers, including slaves and freedmen, farmers and . . . The 1977 Pulitzer Prize. Translated into 37 languages. Two film adaptations (1977, 2016). 1.5 million copies sold during the first 7 months of sales. The final episode of the series, based on the book, attracted twice as many viewers as the final episode of Friends. When Alex Haley was a child, his grandmother used to tell him stories about their family. These stories began two hundred years ago with a man she called "the African." He was abducted from his native village and driven aboard a ship bound for colonial America. Growing up, Haley spent twelve years searching for sources that could confirm the authenticity of his grandmother's stories. In the course of genealogical research, he discovered the name "African". His name was Kunta Kinte, and one of the most unusual and influential books of American literature begins with his story. The dramatic story of six generations of the same family unfolds before the readers, including slaves and freedmen, farmers and blacksmiths, lawyers and architects. . . and one author. About Autorealex Haley was born in 1921 in Ithaca, New York, into a family of teachers. From 1939 to 1959, he served in the Coast Guard, after which he worked for Reader's Digest magazine. In 1976, Haley published an autobiographical novel, Roots, which instantly made him famous throughout the country. Shortly before his death, the writer completed his second novel, which was published in 1993 under the title "Alex Haley's Queen." Reviews"Roots is the most important novel about the fate of blacks in America, the missing link between Uncle Tom's Cabin and Kendrick Lamar's lyrics." - The poster "A bold and unusual blockbuster". - Newsweek""The Roots"were a hit because no one had ever read or seen anything like it." - New York Times "Symbolic chronicle of the odyssey of African Americans from the African continent to a country they did not choose." - Washington Post.