Imagining of Literature

The book of the Armenian author Narine Abgaryan written in Russian is a story that combines fairy tale charm with the sweet smell of childhood memory. It is obvious from the very beginning that the writer knows how to knit a wonderful thread of words. Her language is full of adjectives and simile and she draws strong identity picture based on upbringing, national and regional identity, on family lore and traditions. 

Angela Carter – Heroes and Villains “If the Barbarians are destroyed, who will we then be able to blame for the bad things?”  Angela Carter was born in 1940 and she joked with her mother who insisted that she had learnt for her pregnancy in the very day The Second World War was declared. Angela Carter won several literary awards, The Somerset Maugham Award being one of them. She is often described as a neo-Gothic author and a feminist. Before her death caused by cancer, Carter was working on a sequel of “Jane Eyre”, which draws an interesting literary kinship between her and Jean Rhys, alongside the one with Charlotte Bronte. The 20th century British writer can be described by the help of many adjectives, but despite the number they still will not be enough. Not only is she a prolific writer but also a journalist, author of several screenplays (some – adaptations of her short stories to the big screen). She studied English literature at University of Bristol. Her fluency ...