Olga Tokarcuk, a Polish woman writer, won the 20 18 Nobel Prize in Literature. What kind of person is she?

Olga Tokarcuk, a Polish woman writer born in 1962, is good at blending folklore, epic, myth and contemporary Polish life scenes in her works. From 65438 to 0987, Olga Tokarcuk appeared in the literary world with a collection of poems, The City in the Mirror, and subsequently published novels, Travels of Characters in the Book and e. e. Swire and Other Times.

Her magical writing style reflects the daily life of Polish residents and her mysterious worldview. He has won two Polish literary prizes "Nike Myth Award" and "House in the Day" and "House in the Night" for his "Taikoo", which has been affirmed by critics and loved by readers. She once said that writing this novel comes from a desire to find her own source and root, so that she can stop in reality. This is a way for her to find her historical position.

Olga Tokachuk, born in 1962, is one of the most influential novelists in contemporary Poland. She is good at incorporating elements such as folklore, myths and religious stories into her works, and observing the historical destiny and real life of Poland. He won the jury award of "Nike Myth Award", the highest honor in Polish literature, twice and the reader's choice award of "Nike Myth Award" four times. In 20 14, Tokachuk's new work The Book of Jacob was published. This novel, which combines Polish and Jewish history in the18th century, won the Nike Myth Award that year, but it was also attacked by nationalists.

People think this is a novel that denigrates the image of Jews and Poland, accusing Tokachuk of being a traitor, leaving abusive messages on the Internet, depriving her of her citizenship in New Luda, and even threatening her with death. From the hot Polish national writer to the public enemy attacked by compatriots, the subversion of the whole identity is a matter of one book.