Life often turns out to be brighter and more amazing than any fantasy. Eduard Ovechkin's stories describe the events of the difficult life of submariners both under the water and on land. The author's bright style and a whole gallery of images form the essence of this prose. The dynamic narration on behalf of a professional about serious and dangerous things is told so captivatingly and with such signature naval humor that it is impossible to tear yourself away from the book until the very end. And after finishing reading and laughing, you suddenly feel that you have begun to better understand both people and life itself.