Storyteller Builds Worlds

The number of images and experiences that exist is unimaginable, and a certain part of it is made available to you, housed in your Catalog of Truth. "By its function, a writer primarily belongs to himself and his art, but also to humanity and society, expressing, in literary, poetically adequate language, his basic message - the thought of human freedom and dignity and the dignity of literature. Possessing that "creative in man" (N. Hartman), the writer remains true to his deepest being, without obligation to serve anything that diverges from his vision and the human and non-utilitarian essence of art (although these obligations are often imposed on him), working as much as he can continuously and devotedly, almost instinctively surrendering to the process of constant artistic self-improvement, always restless and dissatisfied with the state of things, always in tune with all the goals of human experience, revealing, interpreting the sensibility and destiny of man and the world, examining the spaces of the heart and soul and the mechanisms of consciousness, constantly expanding the scope of his own - and the reader's - knowledge and understanding..."

"In proportion to the strength of his creative individuality, as an essential precondition for authentic creation, the writer is all in what he has written, and he writes in order to be read. He is embodied sensitivity and intellect: with his own, individualized language, he expresses his own and common desires and aspirations, sufferings and hopes. Possessing imagination and knowledge of the human soul and the nature of man, the writer creates intuitively or through experience or deduction of experiences and facts: he observes, imagines, connects, builds, or shapes in language, therefore: he writes."

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