Petr Kramarenko’s new work “The Tale of the Three Kings” offers the reader a humorous, allegorical, metaphorical narrative in the traditions of Russian folk tales, taking into account today's realities and trendy fillings of brain spaces and immense party inclusions of vulgar postmodernism. The author did not claim, does not pretend to claim is not going for any uniqueness. These are frank imitative motifs of the wonderful fairy tale by Leonid Filatov “About Fedot - the archer, a daring fellow,” which has been exciting representatives of all layers and categories of our population for more than two decades. In this fairy tale, you should not frantically look for hints of modern realities, and especially “portraits” personalities of modern Russian society. There is only humor here and nothing more, although...