“Woe from Wit”, as you know, everything is broken down into proverbs and sayings, but few people remember this line. And Yuliy Kim not only remembered, but also made it the title of his next, fourth collection from the Vremya publishing house: “Everything is visible ahead / Light, blue, diverse.” The emphasis, we note, is on “diversity”: here are poems, songs, memories, prose, and drama. Much is published for the first time. And - we agree with the author - “there are a lot of very human faces,” especially in the soul-touching memoir “Once upon a time Mikhailov with Koval” - a description of the author’s wanderings with great writer friends in this and this world. And Griboyedov will appear in the book again: “Come on, what did the poet say? / Calendars all lie! / Which means it’s important how old you are / Not on the outside, but on the inside!” Inside there is still very little for Yulia Kim - ridiculously little. (to the tune of the chorus of Jewish captives from Verdi's opera "Nabucco") (for his birthday) (for his birthday) In the form of a mitten, an apron, a plate, a towel and a mini-fanA musical fairy tale in two parts for young children