Aram Pachian. Robinzon. (Robinson)

"The collected stories by Armenian writer Aram Pachyan have been translated into Ukrainian for the first time. This is immersion in another world – unknown, but close in spirit – through which the reader, as if a Robinson, travels in search of his/her own lost island. Because the world is brutal and chaotic. While islands are always cozy. One wants to go back there having gone through loneliness, otherness, and hesitations. In that world, the reader, the characters, and the author get interwoven as a single tangle, a node of sheer nerves, from which shapes of Yerevan, streets, districts, objects, and traditions leap here and there. And so it should be in order that the search went on, so that the light in the end of the tunnel did not become an inaccessible spot."
Translated from Armenian by Anushavan Mesropian
In Ukrainian.
Editiontype: hard cover

Format: 130x200 mm
Number of pages: 160
Publisher: Vydavnytstvo Staroho Leva, Lviv
Contents:

- robinzon

- podorozh velosypedom

- shakhova novela

- prozori pljashky

- ptakhy

- moje povernennja

- toronto

- dva opovidannja pro kokhannja

- dzhaz

- robota, robota

- jalynka

- ...koly zavzhdy pam’jataje tebe...

- sumni chovnyky

- ter vilik

- nich pid tinnju

- de ty, l‘ove?

- Anushavan Mesropian. literatura skhozha na divchynu