Lyubko Deresch

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Ljubko Deresch, 2015

Lyubomir Miroslawowytsch Deresch ( Ukrainian Любоми́р Миросла́вович Де́реш ; born July 3, 1984 in Lviv , Ukrainian SSR ) is a Ukrainian writer .

Deresch is the author of four novels and numerous short stories. His second novel “Kult” was published in German in October 2005 by Suhrkamp Verlag in the edition suhrkamp . His debut novel "Die Adoration der Lidechse", already written in 2000 but only published in a magazine in 2002 (and in book form in 2004). Or: How to destroy angels ”appeared in German in November 2006. Deresch's novels are based on the fantastic and horror literature by HP Lovecraft , Edgar Allan Poe and Stephen King . They contain numerous allusions to these authors and to the works of contemporary and classical Ukrainian writers.

Deresch graduated from Lviv University with a degree in economics in the summer of 2006 . He is currently working as a freelance writer.

Awards

Works

  • Архе: Монолог, який усе ще триває . Kalwarija, Lviv 2005. ISBN 966-663-151-2
  • Намір! 2006
    • German edition: Intent! Or the mirrors of death . Suhrkamp, ​​Frankfurt am Main 2008. ISBN 978-3-518-12536-6

criticism

  • Karsten Kruschel on The Adoration of the Lizard or How to Destroy Angels : “The fifteen-year-old author has obviously seen a lot of horror films and has built in everything that has impressed him - multiple turns of the threat situation, rescue at the last second, the rearing of the Believed dead and so on. While the spiral of horror keeps turning, Ljubko Deresch manages to make his heroes realize in horror that even the worst bastard is human. When Fedja is dead and miraculously - or the influence of the hyacinth house - they go undetected, they find that they don't care what they did. The Adoration of the Lizard or How to Destroy Angels is a perfidious, fantastic pop novel that Ljubko Deresch has wisely peppered not only with pop-cultural references, but also with specifically Ukrainian connections. There are a number of footnotes and, at the end, even comments from the translator, which explain a lot, but inevitably leave the impression that some allusions must remain misunderstood. "

swell

  1. Cf. Das Science Fiction Jahr 2007 , ed. by Sascha Mamczak and Wolfgang Jeschke , p. 1154, ISBN 978-3-453-52261-9 .

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