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Zh. M. G. Leklezio ne prishlosʹ dolgo ozhidatʹ priznanii͡a. Pervyĭ zhe roman - "Prot͡sess" (1963) - prines emu premii͡u Renodo. Potom byla premii͡a Poli͡a Morana - za roman "Pustyni͡a" (1980). A v 2008 godu Leklezio stal laureatom Nobelevskoĭ premii po literature. Ostrov Mavrikiĭ, gde razvorachivai͡utsi͡a osnovnye sobytii͡a romana "Zolotoiskatelʹ" - malai͡a rodina pisateli͡a. Razorenie oborachivaetsi͡a dli͡a semʹi Letan utratoĭ rodovogo gnezda. Dli͡a i͡unogo Aleksisa i ego sestry Lory - ėto izgnanie iz Ėdema. Tolʹko odno mozhet vernutʹ im utrachennyĭ raĭ - klad Neizvestnogo Korsara, piratskoe zoloto, spri͡atannoe gde-to na ostrove Rodriges. I Aleksis puskaetsi͡a na poiski sokrovishcha. Romantika i͡uzhnykh moreĭ pod perom Leklezio obretaet novoe dykhanie.

Zh. M. G. Leclesio did not have to wait long for recognition. His first novel, The Trial (1963), won him the Renaudot Prize. Then there was the Paul Moran Prize for the novel "The Desert" (1980). And in 2008, Leclesio won the Nobel Prize in Literature. The island of Mauritius, where the main events of the novel "The Gold Digger" unfold, is the writer's small homeland. The ruin results in the loss of the ancestral home for the Letan family. For young Alexis and his sister Laura, it is an exile from Eden. Only one thing can bring them back their lost paradise — the treasure of an Unknown Corsair, pirate gold hidden somewhere on the island of Rodriguez. And Alexis embarks on a treasure hunt. The romance of the South Seas takes on a new lease of life under Leclesio's pen.