The master of the short story Denis Dragunsky has already published more than ten books: “There is no such word”, “Nightlight”, “The Architect and the Monk”, “The third novel by the writer Abrikosov”, “The gentleman with the cat”, “Adults”, “Windows” into the yard”, etc. Denis Dragunsky’s new book “Take and Peep” is a reflection on the text and context, on “from what rubbish” literature grows, that literature is not only novels and stories, poems and poems, but enmity and friendship, censorship and criticism, meetings and breakups, denunciations and prisons. It talks about what sometimes you don’t want to know. But we have to. It will come in handy.