Kā saprasties ar kazu
2015
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Vai esat jau kādreiz dzirdējuši par Skābaržu mežu? Tajā dzīvo raibu raibā kompānija – zaķi, vāveres, eži un lielā kurmju saime, un notiek visvisādi piedzīvojumi. Meža iemītniekiem ir pašiem sava avīze un kafejnīca "Zem ozola", kur var iedzert tēju vai limonādi, sapļāpāt ar draugiem, uzzināt jaunākās baumas. Un cauri mežam tek upe, kas tek, tek un aiztek uz jūru. Tur gan neviens vēl nav bijis. Ziemas vidū, iesalušu upes ledū, Skābaržu meža bērni atrod īstu burinieku. Kad pienāk pavasaris un upe atbrīvojas no ledus sloga, bērni nolemj kuģot uz jūru, lai redzētu plašo pasauli, un pašā jūras vidū atklāj salu, uz kuras dzīvo kaza. Tikai kā lai ar kazu saprotas, ja viņa runā svešā mēlē?
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Taras Prokhasko
Author · 15 books
Taras Prokhasko studied Biology at Lviv University. He has worked as a radio operator, an editor, a bartender, the host of a radio program, a forester, a teacher, a gallery proprietor, a screen writer, a video operator and a gardener. For the past ten years he has worked as a journalist. He is the author of Inshi dni Anny (Anna's Other Days, 1998), FM Halychyna (FM Galicia, 2001), Neprosti (The UnSimple, 2002), Leksykon tayemnykh znan (Lexicon of Secretive Knowledge, 2005), Z tsyoho mozhna bulo b zrobyty kilka opovidan (Could Have Made a Couple of Stories from This, 2005), and Port Frankivsk (2006). He has also published a number of books in his Inshiy Format series featuring interviews he conducted with leading Ukrainian intellectuals. Several of Mr. Prokhasko's books have been translated and published in Poland, Russia and Germany. His novella Necropolis and novel The UnSimple have been translated and published in English. Taras Prokhasko is the recipient of the Joseph Conrad Award (2007) as well as Korrespondent magazine's Best Ukrainian Book Award (2006, 2007).
