КнигиНа кого подписаться: Инстаграм писательницы Ханьи Янагихары

Продолжаем рассказывать о достойных аккаунтах в соцсетях, через которые можно рассматривать целый мир.

Как известно, писательница и редактор T-Magazine не пользуется никакими соцсетями, кроме инстаграма, который даёт ей возможность собирать визуальные впечатления от окружающего мира. Действительно полезно наблюдать за её лентой будет тем, кто только приступил к прочтению «Людей на деревьях» или «Маленькой жизни»: произведения Янагихары наполнены образами, нередко взятыми из реальной жизни, и в её инстаграме можно найти подсказки и прямые иллюстрации к тому, о чём она пишет.

Рекомендуем аккаунт писательницы и остальным, потому что помимо всего прочего это инстаграм интересного человека. Море фотографий из путешествий (о которых Янагихаре есть что рассказать как тревел-журналисту), интерьеры, архитектура, любимые снимки современных фотографов и неизменные рассуждения о жизни, красоте и мастерстве. Целый отдельный роман в формате приложения.

A trip to the savanna with @deborahneedleman. ❤️ #PENgala

Публикация от Hanya Yanagihara (@hanyayanagihara) Апр 26 2017 в 3:57 PDT

Honored to have my dusty apartment featured in the wildly talented @megan_morton's new book, IT'S BEAUTIFUL HERE, out tomorrow in Australia. Thank you, Megan, for including me, and to Brooke Holm for making the space look less dusty. (And thank you very much to everyone for your kind words and messages: I so appreciate them.) BTW, the wall is hot pink, not red. #itsbeautifulherethebook

Публикация от Hanya Yanagihara (@hanyayanagihara) Апр 6 2017 в 4:53 PDT

A sunny Stockholm late afternoon. #Stockholm #Sweden

Публикация от Hanya Yanagihara (@hanyayanagihara) Апр 1 2017 в 5:20 PDT

Extremely basic picture of springtime flowers. #helsinki #finland

Публикация от Hanya Yanagihara (@hanyayanagihara) Мар 26 2017 в 4:58 PDT

The tusk that did the damage. #Serengeti #Tanzania

Публикация от Hanya Yanagihara (@hanyayanagihara) Июн 24 2016 в 3:07 PDT

In a different, better reincarnation, I'd be the sort of woman who could get away with these fabulous dresses and kimonos at Rianna and Nina. Cc @giselaatlarge #Berlin #germany

Публикация от Hanya Yanagihara (@hanyayanagihara) Мар 19 2017 в 5:43 PDT

I've always been fascinated by the Japanese town of Karuizawa, about an hour's train ride north of Tokyo. You might consider it a kind of Japanese version of Kennebunkport: a posh summer retreat for the rich, the storied, and the titled. A young Empress Michiko, then a commoner, famously met the emperor on the tennis courts here in the 1950s (the imperial family still visits most summers), and Yoko Ono (born, like Michiko, of an old, wealthy family) hid out here for months with John Lennon in the '70s. The town has also long been a favorite of Japanese writers and artists...and, significantly, architects. Indeed, this town of just 19,000 is today home to some of the most beautiful, strangest, most experimental modernist architecture in the country. But why? I have a theory, which you can read about in the forthcoming Men's Fashion issue of @tmagazine. (And for more on Karuizawa, read John Burnham Schwartz's lovely THE COMMONER, which imagines the empress's and emperor's courtship and Michiko's subsequent life within the confines of the imperial palace.) This is Makoto Yamaguchi's concrete-and-glass Polygon House, built for two musicians. Photo by @mikaelOlsson_ #tmagazine #karuizawa

Публикация от Hanya Yanagihara (@hanyayanagihara) Фев 27 2017 в 3:08 PST

First selfie on this feed! "Sleepwalker," by Tony Matelli (2014).

Публикация от Hanya Yanagihara (@hanyayanagihara) Фев 23 2017 в 4:28 PST

EXTRA EXCITED and honored to see Ray reading @alittlelifebook after some hetero sex. Ray is by far my favorite character on "Girls," and in fact my former colleagues at @cntraveler once voted me Most Likely to Be Ray (this was back in Season 1 when he was still a cool asshole, before he got sensitive and lovelorn). Thank you, @girlsHBO! #SlimLeg #RayPloshansky

Публикация от Hanya Yanagihara (@hanyayanagihara) Фев 12 2017 в 7:56 PST

It's wedding season! I passed this very happy groom on his white horse being led by his family and friends and a full marching band into the Taj Mahal hotel. #Mumbai #India

Публикация от Hanya Yanagihara (@hanyayanagihara) Янв 18 2017 в 3:44 PST

Another one from Bagru. This man was dyeing fabrics. All-natural dyes are mixed with water and heated; the heat makes the dyes change color. How? Who knows! Alchemy, I guess. Moments like these make me ashamed to be so scientifically illiterate. Anyway, the man reminded me of Kamanza in "Spirited Away." #jaipur #india

Публикация от Hanya Yanagihara (@hanyayanagihara) Янв 12 2017 в 6:25 PST

Freaking the eff out. Another genius creation from Barbara Miolini and Marie-Anne Oudejans. Why don't I have hand-painted walls? 🙌 #Jaipur #india

Публикация от Hanya Yanagihara (@hanyayanagihara) Янв 9 2017 в 3:39 PST

Yesterday's snow day shopping binge at the best bookstore in NYC. Bought DAYS WITHOUT END by Sebastian Barry; TRANSIT by Rachel Cusk (fans of hers shouldn't forget that her early works, in particular THE COUNTRY LIFE, are wonderful and sly and often v funny); INSOMNIAC CITY by Bill Hayes; SIX FOUR by Hideo Yokoyama; NORSE MYTHOLOGY by Neil Gaiman; and GRIEF IS THE THING WITH FEATHERS by Max Porter. Have to go back for the new Mohsin Hamid, Rose Tremain's GUSTAV SONATA, and BACK DOOR PASTA. Also, Miriam, I forgot A GOD IN RUINS!

Публикация от Hanya Yanagihara (@hanyayanagihara) Фев 10 2017 в 4:22 PST