Korostyshevskaya Tatyana is a Russian-language author of fantasy books. The fame came to the writer with the release of the novel "The Granddaughter of Baba Yaga." Soon a new story was published of the girl sorceress. Critics reacted to the works of the beginning author very favorably. What attracts readers in the books of Korostyshevskaya?
about the author
Korostyshevskaya Tatyana Georgievna was born in Lviv. Not so long ago, he lives in the German city of Wuppertal.
Korostyshevskaya Tatyana talks a little about her personal life in her blog. She also has not written an autobiography. About how long dreamed of a writing career, the author of an unusual fantasy, is also unknown. But once the writer admitted that before starting to write a new novel, she spent a lot of time studying books on literary criticism and the history of Slavic culture.
Creation
The literary debut of Korostyshevskaya took place in 2012. In just a few years, the author Tatyana Korostyshevskaya created nine works in the genre of love fantasy. According to readers, the best of them are:
- "The granddaughter of Baba Yaga";
- "Belladonna";
- "Lady Sirin of Ann County";
- "The Mummy in Honey";
- "The prophetic bird."
Korostyshevskaya Tatyana is an author whose style, in contrast to the manner of many modern representatives of domestic fantasy, is distinguished by a colorful language, a wealth of stylistic and lexical turns. A fairy tale theme is truly inexhaustible. Korostyshevskaya succeeds in creating an exciting plot based on folklore motifs. In addition, her books are distinguished by a distinctive language and a special author's interpretation.
Granddaughter of Baba Yaga
The heroine of this story is young Luton. The girl discovers a mystical gift. And this is not surprising, because her own grandmother is the same witch known to everyone from old Russian fairy tales. But in the interpretation of Korostyshevskaya this character is a loving, caring woman. Certainly not without a witch's gift. Baba Yaga's acting skills are also not deprived. After all, you do not want the reputation of an evil sorceress, but you need to maintain it.
From an early age, grandmother wiped her face with a decoction of walnut husks, reinforcing the effect with unimaginable conspiracies. And therefore, in the vicinity of Luton, evil tongues were called "zamarashka", good - reassured, recalling the popular wisdom: "Do not drink water from the face." In fact, the granddaughter of Baba Yaga possessed an extraordinary beauty, which was soon learned by other characters in the tale of Korostyshevskaya.
The story of the witch girl consists of three parts. Reader's reviews of the trilogy of Tatyana Korostyshevskaya are laudatory. After all, the books of this author differ not only in vivid images, but also in unusual humor.