Prose writer Dmitry Lipskerov invariably surprises with the unpredictability of his creative behavior. His novels “Forty Years of Changzhoue”, “Leonid Will Definitely Die”, “Demons in Paradise”, “Gottlieb’s Space”, “Every Captain is a Diva” cannot be attributed to any literary movement. The stories told in them cause delight for some and complete rejection for others. This is a fireworks display of fantasy on the verge of madness, but isn’t our life itself crazy? The writer himself admits: “When people try to push what I do into some kind of framework, it seems to me that I am a doctor in a psychiatric hospital, whom psychos consider for the patient... But I swear: I do this because I can’t help but do it.” Sign of information products 18+