An ambitious mother passionate about medicine suffers and collapses from the transformations imposed by the totalitarian government’s control in all aspects of her social, political, and personal life, depriving her of her passion, identity, and even her desire for motherhood. A dreamy daughter attached to life lives under the care of her grandmother, because her mother often stays away from her. She lives in conflict in a society governed by fear of any difference, in which every desire for uniqueness becomes a crime that must be eliminated. Through the turbulent and volatile relationship between mother and daughter and the story of three generations of Latvian women during the Soviet control of their country, Nora Kstina tells a transparent story about motherhood, love, the desire to live, and hope.
The basis of this study was to be an introduction to the book Fabrication
The history of biblical Israel, which the author translated.
But due to the complexity of the topic, this introduction was expanded to become a study
A separate discussion about the Israeli influence in shaping history,
Especially the history of the region
About the book
Tyrant's collection is my first published work that includes multiple poems, most of which are emotional poems.
The collection consists of 24 poems, which are as follows:
• Oh my killer
• Closer than around the corner
• Do not take it
• Dimple
• When you are present
• My paths are burdened with distance
• Ground
• The wasteland of remoteness
• Arabic
• A letter about my silence split
• Wait, wait
• My ultimate wish
• Sloppy letters
• Don't worry
• Covenants
• My apologies
• The mother was killed
• Tyrannical
• My one and only love
• Really give up
• Storm
• Love brings calamity
• Crazy jealousy
• Bored
