Stseny iz provintsial'noi zhizni - Kutzee Dzh.M.

Coetzee is one of those writers who rarely talks about his work, and even less often about himself. "Scenes from Provincial Life," an amazing autobiographical novel, is an exception. Here the Nobel laureate is extremely, sometimes shocking, frank. Turning to the theme of childhood, so vividly sounded in "The Childhood of Jesus", he will talk about the painful, suffocating love of his mother, about the hobbies and mistakes that haunted him then for years, and about the path he had to go through to finally start writing. We'll see Coetzee as close as we've ever seen. And we're going to have a very different person.
Kutsee is one of those writers who rarely talks about his work, and even less often about himself. "Scenes from Provincial Life," an amazing autobiographical novel, is an exception. Here the Nobel laureate is extremely, sometimes shocking, frank. Turning to the theme of childhood, so vividly sounded in "The Childhood of Jesus", he will talk about the painful, suffocating love of his mother, about the hobbies and mistakes that haunted him then for years, and about the path he had to go through to finally start writing. We'll see Coetzee as close as we've ever seen. And we're going to have a very different person.