The book “The Feast of Peter Weil” contains the famous writer’s speeches on Radio Liberty from 1986 to 2008. About yourself and others; about literature, music, cinema, theater, television, politics, cooking and sex. In the preface, Ivan Tolstoy noted: “Although no one would call Peter a studio adherent, nevertheless, radio was surprisingly in harmony with his nature. Here, by definition, there is military discipline: the postman can wait out the rain under a tree, and the radio presenter, like it or not, opens his mouth when the red light is turned on. There should be no pauses in the broadcast. And this is Vail’s element.” It is also indisputable that Weil himself is an element. The memoirs of those who knew Weill closely, published in the book, confirm this.