The work of Karen Blixen, the original work of the movie "Out of Africa," which appealed to many people. The author portrays the adventure, friendship, and enlightenment that he has experienced in running a coffee farm in Kenya, Africa for 17 years. His film focuses on the love story of two men and women, but the main character of the original is the African continent, People can say.

The author, Karen Blixen, learns about the African rhythm of the African continent and its people based on the affectionate feelings of Africa's nature and animals and the African tribes and individuals. I am friendship with many Africans regardless of sex, age, gender, and status. This book, written after returning to Denmark in 1931, vividly conveys the vitality of the African continent and the breath of those who lived there.

From the moment Karen Blixen arrived in Kenya in 1914 to manage a coffee plantation, her heart belonged to Africa. Drawn to the intense colors and ravishing landscapes, Karen Blixen spent her happiest years on the farm and her experiences and friendships with the people around her are vividly recalled in these memoirs.

By: Karen Blixen

Karen Blixen Karen BlixenLongstairs inBorn in the Uni - tarian bourgeois family of Longstad in Denmark, he studied art in Copenhagen, Paris and Rome. In 1913 he moved to Kenya after being married to a Swedish relative, Baron Bleich, the Baroness of Pinineke. He married the following year and established a coffee farm. After entering her separation with her husband, she soon became familiar with Dennis Finch Hatton, who had just arrived in Kenya, eventually developing into a lover relationship, but in 1931 Dennis Finch Hatton died of an airplane crash and bankruptcy coffee plantations He disposes of the farm and returns to Denmark to spend his whole life there. After returning to Japan, he began writing his works in earnest. His first novel, "Seven Gothic Novels," written in 1934 under the name of Isaac Dinesen, was published in the United States. Her book is a collection of short stories, of which "Anecdotes of Destiny" and "Barbette's Supper" were made into films by Osson Wells and Gabriel Axel, respectively. Hemingway and Capote. In 1959, Arthur Miller and Pearl Buck visited her. In 1939, he won the Tagea Brant Award, which was awarded to academics and arts women in Denmark. He also won two Nobel Prize nominations in 1954 and 1957. Karen Blixen has been working hard since then. In 1962, he died at the age of 77 at the Danish family property, Rundstadlund. Out of Africa, released in the US in 1937 under the pseudonym Isaac Dinesen, is a work that has strengthened his reputation as a writer. This work, which became her masterpiece, attracted enthusiasm and enthusiasm of 17 years of African life through poetic, In 1985, he was made into a film by the director of Sydney Pollack and won the Academy Awards the following year, winning seven awards including Best Picture, Best Director and Screenplay. Other works include her first feature-length novel, "Avalanche Avengers," released in 1944, "Shadow on the Grass", which is the sequel to "Out of Africa", "Winter Story" , Anecdotes of destiny, and letters in Africa.