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7 March, 17.00. The presentation of the poetry book “Wind Runes” by Nida Timinskait\u0117, a participant of the Individual Creative Residency Programme at the International Centre for Translators and Writers, took place in the Conference Hall of the Ieva Simonaityt\u0117 Library of Klaip\u0117da County.<\/p>\n
At the cosy event, the Creator read excerpts from her book, shared her thoughts about Neringa, inspiration and her work. The event also featured a demonstration of the author’s drawings for the book’s illustrations and the book was available for purchase.<\/p>\n
The poems for the book “Runes of the Wind” were written in 2020-2023. during a visit to Nida and a creative residency.<\/p>\n
“… “Runes of the Wind” – a unique capture of the beauty of a unique “corner” of nature with associative intertwining of natural details, sometimes “salted” with barely perceptible humour, the wind bouncing off the waves of the sea, with a lot of hidden symbolism from the Curonian, Prussian, German history and the folklore “landfill” \/ Neringa Abrutyt\u0117\/<\/em><\/p>\n