"Ten years ago I moved from Russia to Sweden. At that moment I was 35 years old, and suddenly I began to live a new life, like a baby. Everything familiar disappeared, old fears and complexes worsened, I cried out for the last time, and then , after severe agony, died. I was left alone with this life, not covered by anything, not burdened by anything, not bound by anything. I felt around with my hands to find support, to find the point. visions from which I could look at this world and this life. What a child has to spend almost twenty years on, it took me about two or three years. I took down new roots and grew new leaves. Suddenly it turned out that. I see everything like a Martian. Or as if they threw me down to earth with one bottle of water and a couple of apples, and said: let’s live! And then it became clear to me that I want and will write. It so happened that I started a small business, and I was often asked how I do it, and in general, how I managed to move and start living over again. When I noticed that I was telling the same story for the hundredth time, it dawned on me that I needed to write a book and finally stop saying the same thing like a parrot. "Anatomy of a Game" is the first book in the "Anatomy" series, in which I try to tell about the Games, about how we play and how we are played, and how to win."