Love and Death - Mironova, Larisa
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The novel "Love and Death" tells the story of a young girl passionately in love with a famous artist, which lasts for almost 20 years, starting with the ardent but timid adoration of a provincial woman, to an absurdly mystical reunion with him in the most fantastic conditions. The heroine, in the absence of real feelings in a relationship with her lover, thinks about something all the time. Where is the core around which man exists? What is it? - she finally asks. Sometimes the mind, exhausted by fruitless dreams, began to rebel, and bitter moments of doubt came.Why all this? What is she doing…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
The novel "Love and Death" tells the story of a young girl passionately in love with a famous artist, which lasts for almost 20 years, starting with the ardent but timid adoration of a provincial woman, to an absurdly mystical reunion with him in the most fantastic conditions. The heroine, in the absence of real feelings in a relationship with her lover, thinks about something all the time. Where is the core around which man exists? What is it? - she finally asks. Sometimes the mind, exhausted by fruitless dreams, began to rebel, and bitter moments of doubt came.Why all this? What is she doing with her own life? Sometimes she finds herself thinking that the world around her has become too small for her and worries her only because he, her priceless lover, is in it. Even under torture, she would not agree to put at least someone next to him...
Autorenporträt
Larisa Vladimirovna Mironova wurde 1947 in Deutschland in der Familie eines sowjetischen Soldaten geboren. Dann zogen ihre Eltern in die Region Vologda. Seit 1965 lebt sie in Moskau, machte ihren Abschluss an der Fakultät für Physik der Staatlichen Universität Moskau und studierte anschließend an der Fakultät für Psychologie. In den 90er Jahren absolvierte sie das Gorki-Literaturinstitut, Abteilung für Philosophie CU.