It is difficult to find a person who does not know the name of Andrei Makarevich. The founder and permanent leader of the Time Machine, which has become a living legend, poet and composer, artist and TV presenter, cook and diver. The book “The Sheep Himself” is written easily and intelligibly, but for those who like to “chew” pop graphomaniac consumer goods with a touch of “yellowness” it is unlikely you will like it: there are no scandalous confessions about his personal life, its author does not throw mud at anyone, there is almost no obscene language... In short, lovers of “fried” reading matter can relax. The book itself includes 3 autobiographical stories: “The Sheep Himself” ", "It's very simple" and "Home". They were written in the period from 1990 to 2001, but maintained in a single soulful philosophical style, which has always been inherent in Makarevich’s work. When discussing “eternal” topics, the author does not at all claim to be the ultimate truth. Starting from the events of his own life, he encourages the reader to dialogue, forcing him to think about these hackneyed topics, discovering more and more of their facets.