Alla Bossart is a critic, journalist, prose writer and poet. Over the years of work in central publications, she has written thousands of articles, essays, and essays. Today, Alla Bossart is a citizen of Israel, lives in Karmiel and in Moscow.
short biography
The heroine of this article was born in Moscow in 1949. Parents were linguists. In 1972, Alla Bossart became a student at the Moscow State University Journalism Department. Over the years, she worked in such publications as Ogonyok, Moscow News, and Capital. Today, Alla Bossart is in the position of a freelancer.
A family
The husband of the writer, Igor Irtenyev, is a representative of modern ironic prose. With daughter Vera in 1997, an accident occurred, after which the girl was confined to a wheelchair for several years. Bossart surprisingly firmly endured this period in his life.
Vera was in a coma for several days. Then there were long months of recovery, seven operations. A few years later, the daughter of Bossart took up the visual arts. Since then, Vera has been painting. Several personal exhibitions took place. The picture of Vera Bossart "The Great Gatsby" was acquired by the Moscow Museum of Modern Art.
Irteniev and Bossart
The husband of the writer has published several poetry collections. Alla Bossart, whose biography is closely connected with literary work, began to write poetry not so long ago. In an interview, the couple claim that their union became happy precisely thanks to creativity. They are the first readers of each other, criticize, approve and share their impressions.
Stories and Scripts
As a journalist, Bossart has been known for a long time. Today she does not work in the newspaper, but writes stories and poems. And since 2011, Bossart began writing scripts for the series. In her opinion, such a work, although it is considered hack, is still of some interest.
In 2014, Bossart signed an official letter in support of Ukraine. But later, she posted an article on the Internet in which she retold the story told by her friend. This publication dealt with the atrocities of the Ukrainian army. The reaction was lightning fast. Bossart Ukrainian users accused of political corruption.
"Love delirium"
First of all, the heroine of this article is known to Internet readers. Her articles are devoted not only to politics, but also to many hot topics. Bossart also writes short stories. One of the latest collections is called "Love Delirium." The composition is a series of short stories. These are stories about absurd, sad and terrible love.
One of the stories in the series “Love Delirium” tells the story of the tragic fate of a Georgian woman. Medea sang in the church choir and was distinguished by angelic beauty. She had Gog's brother with Down Syndrome. She married Kote, despite the fact that he was younger than her. The young husband loved her until self-forgetfulness; he was good to Medea’s sick brother. Goga became attached to Kote. Sister's husband has become the most expensive person for down. But after the wedding, Kote decided that he should become a priest. Once there was a case, after which the husband of the heroine of the story decided to leave for the monastery.
He became a monk, and Medea yearned for loneliness. Once Kote asked him to leave Tiny for a while (this was the name of the youngest daughter in the family), Medea refused, and her brother repeated for a long time, “Not a crumb — me.” This story has a terrible end. In a fit of jealousy, Goga strangled the girl, and Medea took the guilt of her brother upon herself.
Cleopatra
This story also belongs to the series "Love Delirium." Like the previous story, he tells of a strong and terrible feeling. The main character is Larisa, a woman who does not know how to restrain her desires. Events take place in the early nineties. How the story of the protagonist ended is unknown. Cleopatra ends with the murder of her lover.
Shakespearean passions in the lives of modern people, a vibrant artistic language and an almost complete absence of dialogue are characteristic features of the style of Alla Bossart's short stories.