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The Kadare Agolli studio house no longer belongs to their families, but anyone can visit up close the spaces where writers have the foundations of creativity, in the heart of Tirana.
The wife of the great colossus of letters, Isamil Kadare, Helena Kadare, in an interview for "Top Channel", recounted experiences from the house turned into a museum.
She says that "one day she forgot the key at home and Helena read Kadare's writings about Russian girls.
"He said to me, 'Did you read something?' "No" I said, but I read. I would be bored, I was also bored with what I read. There were stories with Russian girls", Helena confesses.
"He liked that apartment, because it was made with many sacrifices. We had very good relations with them on the scale where we lived. He told me 'this is not our house', I said why? "because there are no sofas", he said. He was waiting to see the house to live in. He never goes to see it, only when he's finished. He was of the opinion "it's not my job, it's the job of the one who took it over". This is also the case when his book "Broken April" was made into a movie by a Brazilian. I remember a letter from Besiana that I saw when I went home and it said "Mom and Dad always lock themselves in the room and they tell some secrets that we don't hear". Although our lives were joyful, the news was terrible. There were sad events in the background. His main work has gone before that fireplace. He never changed the writing system.
There was no reason to give the diaries a museum. One day he forgot the key at home and said "did you read something"? "No" I said, but I read. I would be bored, I was also bored with what I read. He had history with Russian girls.
When Ismaili came from abroad, he took the books and put some in his coat, some in his suitcase", said Helena Kadare.
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