The book is almost multimedia, because it contains many options. In the “interviews” section you can take part in original conversations with writers, scientists, journalists and even rock stars. Essays on music (from new classical music to U2) will probably make you turn on the record player and turn up the volume, while articles on cinema - Wenders and Pasolini, Aristakisian and Ozu - will remind you of the eternal sunshine of the classics and share the joy of recent films. Finally, you can simply read this book - in the corresponding part there are articles about a wide variety of books and writers, from Rushdie and Limonov to Bulgakov and Oe. The volume of a book and its diversity are directly proportional to its cultural reach and intellectual capabilities.