Euphoria

emocionālajā gaisotnē, kādā pēdējo mūža gadu pavadīja anglosakšu pasaulē ļoti populārā literāte Silvija Plāta. Ar dzīvi apliecinošas un dedzīgas prozas spēku Kullhēda ataino talanta radošo centienu cīņu ar mājsaimnieces eksistenci ģimenē, kurā sapņi un izmisums vienlaikus iedvesmo un iznīcina.

Zviedru rakstniece Ēlina Kullhēda (Elin Cullhed, 1983) ir dzimusi Upsalā un savu profesionālo karjeru sāka kā skolotāja un pēcāk kultūras žurnāliste. Rakstnieces otrais romāns “Eiforija” (Eufori, 2021) ir proza pieaugušajiem un atnesa viņai pasaules slavu – grāmata kļuva par vienu no kritiķu atzītākajiem 2021. gada romāniem un ieguva vairākas prestižas godalgas, tostarp ikgadējo Zviedrijas “Augusta balvu” par labāko 2021. gada daiļliteratūras darbu.

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"Euphoria" is a literary fantasy about the last year of poet and writer Sylvia Plath's life, filled with imagery created by Plath herself. In a whirlwind of despair, anxiety, jealousy, and swirling emotions, love for the family is experienced, while simultaneously dealing with dissatisfaction over the reluctance of her husband, also a talented writer, Ted Hughes, to share responsibility, creating a clash between motherhood and creativity. In the novel "Euphoria," Elin Cullhed allows everyone to immerse themselves in the emotional atmosphere that surrounded the very popular Anglo-Saxon literary figure Sylvia Plath in her final year. With the power of life-affirming and passionate prose, Cullhed portrays the struggle of creative talent against the existence of a housewife in a family where dreams and despair simultaneously inspire and destroy.

Swedish writer Elin Cullhed (born 1983) was born in Uppsala and began her professional career as a teacher and later as a cultural journalist. Her second novel "Euphoria" (Eufori, 2021) is prose for adults and brought her worldwide fame – the book became one of the most critically acclaimed novels of 2021 and won several prestigious awards, including Sweden's annual "August Prize" for the best fiction work of 2021.