Andrey Bychkov is a bright and extraordinary prose writer, the author of nine books of prose, six of which were published in Russia and three in the West. Finalist of the Anti-Booker award, laureate of the international network competition “Teneta”. The hero of the novel “Nano and Porn” makes a psychotic journey to the center of the Earth to find his father and find Russia not as a lost homeland, but as a resurrected fatherland. In general, this is a book about human relationships in the era of total psychoanalysis, about the need to choose between light and darkness, about ancient myths on which all modern culture rests. About the fact that any life consists of the smallest nanoparticles, but to achieve liberation, you need something much more than simple knowledge of how these particles are linked together...