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Patrik Zi͡uskind (1949) - vidomyĭ nimet͡sʹkyĭ pysʹmennyk. Kar"i͡era ĭoho rozpochalasi͡a z roboty z͡hurnalista, odnochasno vin vyvchav istorii͡u v universytetakh Bavarii. Pershyĭ uspikh pryĭshov pisli͡a vykhodu v 1980 rot͡si p"i͡esy "Kontrabas", dali buly "Parfumy", "Holubka", "Istorii͡a pana Zommera" ta inshi tvory.<br><br>Roman "Parfumy", shcho vyĭshov u 1985 rot͡si i stav bestselerom, prynis avtorovi premii͡u Hutenberha za naĭkrashchyĭ inozemnyĭ roman u 1986-mu v Paryz͡hi ta Vsesvitni͡u premii͡u fentezi za naĭkrashchyĭ roman u 1987 roku. Zavdi͡aky svoïĭ bahatohrannosti vin podobai͡etʹsi͡a chytachevi: khtosʹ zakhopli͡ui͡etʹsi͡a si͡uz͡hetom, kohosʹ pryvabli͡ui͡e filosofsʹke pidgrunti͡a. I koz͡hen samostiĭno shukai͡e vidpovidʹ na pytanni͡a - khto z͡h vin, t͡seĭ nezvychaĭnyĭ Z͡Han-Batist-Hrenuĭ? Henialʹnyĭ zlochynet͡sʹ, talanovytyĭ zlyĭ heniĭ abo prosto neshchasna li͡udyna? Chy varto domahatysi͡a dyvovyz͡hnymy ta z͡hakhlyvymy sposobamy li͡ubovi ta shany li͡udeĭ, i͡akshcho ty ïkh nenavydysh? Adz͡he todi, dosi͡ahnuvshy mety, ne mai͡esh z͡hodnoho zadovolenni͡a...

Patrick Suskind (born 1949) is a well — known German writer. His career began as a journalist, and at the same time he studied history at universities in Bavaria. The first success came after the release of the play "double bass" in 1980, followed by "Perfume", "Dove", "The Story of Mr. Sommer" and other works.

Perfume, published in 1985 and a bestseller, won the author The Gutenberg prize for Best Foreign novel in 1986 in Paris and the World Fantasy Award for Best Novel in 1987. Due to its versatility, the reader likes it: someone is fond of the plot, someone is attracted to the philosophical background. And everyone is independently looking for an answer to the question — Who Is he, This unusual Jean-Baptiste-Grenouille? A brilliant criminal, a talented evil genius, or just an unhappy person? Is it worth pursuing people's love and respect in amazing and terrible ways if you hate them? After all, then, having achieved the goal, you do not have any pleasure...