M. Golubkov and his friends, who became co-authors of this book, wanted to present the work of the writer Yuri Polyakov in the literary context of the last four decades. The most varied “adventures” of his texts formed the literary “plot” of the publication. Literature is always a dialogue, a complex interaction between books, modern and ancient. In this dialogue, the accumulation of meanings that a literary text possesses occurs. Dialogues with the works of A. Solzhenitsyn, Yu. Trifonov, representative of the “Moscow school” V. Makanin are considered as “adventures” of artistic texts by Yu. Polyakov, leading to their transformation into hypertext and their acquisition of intertext qualities. These “adventures” of artistic texts were studied in one of the seminars working at the Faculty of Philology of Moscow University named after M.V. Lomonosov. Its participants were interested in following the unexpected turns of the plot that literature itself builds, connecting seemingly incompatible reputations and names. As a result, these fun studies were reflected in the learned (AND NOT SO MUCH) notes of one seminar. The publishing layout of the book was saved in PDF A4 format.