In the literary space of Bulgaria, two remarkable poetic voices have emerged, whose works promise to expand the horizons of contemporary national poetry. Publishing House "Library Bulgaria" presents two new poetry collections, realized with the financial support of the Burgas Municipality.
The first book, titled "Light in the Keyhole", is the work of the established poet Elena Yaneva. The edition, with a volume of 64 pages and a price of 18 leva, offers readers a deeply lyrical experience. Editor Valentina Radinska describes the work as an exceptionally emotional and energetically saturated piece.
Reviewer Roza Boyanova characterizes Yaneva's poetry as extremely intimate and metaphorical. According to her, the author possesses the unique ability to peek through the "keyhole of heavenly cupboards", conversing directly with the divine through the language of blood and love.
Radinska emphasizes that the verses are woven from light, joy, and happiness, while maintaining the poet's exceptional vitality. The poems possess the ability to spread their wings and fly in unexpected directions, reflecting the rich inner world of the creator.
The second poetry collection, "Cultivating Fears" by Marina Arnaudova, represents an impressive debut in contemporary Bulgarian poetry. Editor Krastyo Ralenkov defines the author as a new, intellectual voice with exceptional potential.
Ralenkov pays special attention to the intellectual nature of the texts, which differ from the typical spontaneity of young authors. According to him, Arnaudova possesses the rare ability to approach the world through the prism of reflection, rather than emotion.
The poet compares creative development to a risky balancing act over an abyss, where poetry can easily lose its essence. However, when such a creative transition succeeds, the result is exceptionally impactful.
Both poetry collections are available in "Bolid" bookstores and in the publisher's online store. Those interested can find additional information and excerpts on the official website of "Library Bulgaria".
The publications represent a significant cultural event that reinforces Bulgaria's reputation as a country with a rich and dynamically developing poetic tradition.