In Found Life, speech, condensed to the extreme, captures a vivid picture of fleeting interactions in a quickly moving world. Goralik's works evoke an unconventional palette of moods and atmospheres - slight doubt, subtle sadness, vague unease - through accumulation of unexpected details and command over colloquial language. While calling up a range of voices, her works are marked by a distinct voice, simultaneously slightly naïve and deeply ironic. She is a keen observer of the female condition, recounting gendered tribulations with awareness and amusement. From spiritual rabbits and biblical…mehr
In Found Life, speech, condensed to the extreme, captures a vivid picture of fleeting interactions in a quickly moving world. Goralik's works evoke an unconventional palette of moods and atmospheres - slight doubt, subtle sadness, vague unease - through accumulation of unexpected details and command over colloquial language. While calling up a range of voices, her works are marked by a distinct voice, simultaneously slightly naïve and deeply ironic. She is a keen observer of the female condition, recounting gendered tribulations with awareness and amusement. From spiritual rabbits and biblical zoos to poems about loss and comics about poetry, Goralik's colorful language and pervasive dark comedy capture the heights of absurdity and depths of grief.
Linor Goralik (1975-) is an award-winning contemporary Russian writer of flash fiction, poetry, essays, fairy tales, theater, and more. Her boundary-pushing works include fourteen books and dozens of other print and electronic publications. Ainsley Morse is the cotranslator (with Bela Shayevich) of I Live I See: The Collected Poems of Vsevolod Nekrasov and Kholin 66, as well as Anatomical Theater by Andrei Sen-Senkov (with Peter Golub). Maria Vassileva is a Ph.D. candidate in Slavic languages and literatures at Harvard University. Maya Vinokour is a Faculty Fellow in the Department of Russian and Slavic Studies at New York University.
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Introduction Part I: Poetry Part II: Comics Part III: Theater Part IV: Short Prose Excerpts from Biblical Zoo Found Life In Short: Ninety-One Rather Short Stories Something Like That (A War Story) The Blind Eye Part V: Longer Prose Agatha Goes Home Valerii: A Short Novel Part VI: "Everyone Reads the Text That's in Their Own Head"
Introduction Part I: Poetry Part II: Comics Part III: Theater Part IV: Short Prose Excerpts from Biblical Zoo Found Life In Short: Ninety-One Rather Short Stories Something Like That (A War Story) The Blind Eye Part V: Longer Prose Agatha Goes Home Valerii: A Short Novel Part VI: "Everyone Reads the Text That's in Their Own Head"
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