Клаустрофобии

by Nikolai Grozni, Николай Грозни

15 жизнеутвърждаващи и напълно автентични "Клаустрофобии": от Италия, Франция, България, Индия, Америка и Луната.

Идиоти

Смъртта на един селски пощальон

Рожден ден

Мажну-Ка-Тилла

Джаисалмар Хаус

Мара и неговите дъщери

Кръгово кръстовище

Бодхгая

Улица „Леге“ 17

Кливланд

Наланда

Хакенсак, Ню Джърси

Пурпурната цитадела

Ийстсайд Профешънъл Билдинг

Луна

328 pages, Paperback

Published September 1, 2016

About the author

Nikolai Grozni was born in Sofia, Bulgaria. His given name is Nikolai Grozdinski - Николай Гроздински.

He began training as a classical pianist at the age of four and won his first major award in Salerno, Italy, at the age of nine. He studied jazz at Berklee College of Music, Boston. He began writing while living in India, where he spent four years as a Buddhist monk, studying Tibetian texts at the Institute of Buddhist Dialects in Dharamsala.

His first book in English, Turtle Feet, about his experience in India was published in 2008 by Riverhead. Wunderkind, his new novel published in 2011 by Free Press, is a roman a clef about music, obsession, genius and growing up behind the Iron curtain as a piano prodigy. He holds an MFA in creative writing from Brown University.

Reviews

[ieva]

Severely underrated, has a Camus feel and goes on lovely philosophical tangents that make reality seem like fantasy

[Нели Станева · Rating 5 out of 5]

Няма да посмея да говоря за гениалността на този писател. Както и всички останали, които мълчат.