Junebat
- 120 stránok
- 5 hodin čítania
From award winning author John Elizabeth Stintzi, Junebat is a form- and gender-disrupting debut collection that grapples with the pain of uncertainty on the path towards becoming.
John Elizabeth Stintzi Knihy
John Elizabeth Stintzi je nebinárny autor, ktorého prozaické a básnické dielo sa ponára do hlbín ľudskej identity a spojenia s krajinou. Ich tvorba sa vyznačuje prenikavou introspekciou a poetickým jazykom, ktorý skúma zložité vzťahy medzi jednotlivcami a svetom okolo nich. Prostredníctvom sugestívnych obrazov a nevšedných metafor skúmajú témy pamäte, straty a hľadania vlastného miesta v neustále sa meniacom svete. Diela Johna Elizabetha Stintziho rezonujú s čitateľmi svojou emocionálnou hĺbkou a literárnou prepracovanosťou.
Vanishing Monuments
- 304 stránok
- 11 hodin čítania
A brilliant novel whose lead character returns home to their long-estranged mother who is now suffering from dementia.
My Volcano
- 352 stránok
- 13 hodin čítania
On June 2, 2016, a jogger in Central Park discovers a mass of stone in the reservoir, which soon transforms into a towering stratovolcano. This bizarre occurrence aligns with a surge of strange global phenomena. The narrative weaves mythic elements with stark realism, capturing the sensation of living in a world on fire. A diverse cast experiences personal and collective upheavals: an eight-year-old boy in Mexico City travels back 500 years to witness the fall of the Aztec Empire; a folktale scholar in Tokyo investigates a tale of a woman descending a mountain to wreak havoc; a white trans writer in Jersey City struggles to craft a sci-fi novel about an impossible civilization; a nurse with Doctors Without Borders aids Syrian refugees in Greece while grappling with the trauma of surviving a bombing in Afghanistan; and a nomadic herder in Mongolia transforms into a green, flowering creature determined to cleanse the planet's pollution. With its audacious structure and poetic prose, this novel presents a fiery tapestry of interconnected stories. Critics have praised it as a contemporary folktale that captures the tumultuous present, blending history, myth, and vision in a way that is both gripping and haunting.