Blood and Soil was defined by some critics as grotesque and satire. May be. But it seems to me that this is real realism. It’s just that our reality today is such that, when put on paper, it seems grotesque and satirically colored. In addition, true realism should look a little further than momentary reality. And the development (or degradation) of social life in Russia leads to the fact that “Blood and Soil” is about to become an absolute document... However, first of all, this is literature. And very good literature. Real. Anton Sekisov makes a powerful debut in prose. Envy. Roman Senchin