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The second novel in Marusya Klimova's autobiographical trilogy (Blue Bloods, Little House in Bois-Colombes, Blonde Beasts). "Marusya Klimova instructs the re...

...In all the stories, the narration is told from a male perspective, which allows the female author to distance herself from the position of the narrator an...

The final book about the heroes of Trainspotting. Mark Renton finally achieves success. A regular at fancy resorts, he now makes serious money as a DJ, but t...

An existential journey to a distant land... It was in Hesse and Kerouac, in Burroughs and Crowley. However, the young man who makes this journey does not eve...

A woman looked out from the balcony and poured slop out of the basin... But “Grandson” will pour out on the reader a stream that combines a fairy tale, a thr...

The work of Maxim Zhukov can be called both “hard prose” and “hard poetry”: appealing either to the lowest layers of language, to the images and characters o...

The sound of the ocean has never changed - but what happens if it does? And what should nature sound like?

A collection of tragicomic stories. People are divided into men and women, talented and mediocre, happy and rest, young and decrepit, strong and weak - the f...

In 1986–1988 Hunter S. Thompson, famed author of Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, wrote a weekly column for the San Francisco Examiner. The articles collected...

The only German novel by the Czech outsider, Nietzschean philosopher Ladislav Klíma, was written in 1917. The author, convinced of the absurd ridiculousness ...