A revolutionary who fell in love with a tyrant, a brilliant Uzbek prince and a major cocaine addict, a sister of mercy who rejects a rich man, courtiers and dissidents, gods and people, talking flowers and birds... Forty-two short stories, more than a hundred characters and dozens of storylines - all this for the reader will be found in Maria Golovanivskaya’s new fascinating novel “Pangea”. This “collection of motley chapters” can be read as a fantasy history of the fatherland, or maybe as a dystopia about the fate of a vast space, very similar to Russia, where, just like in Russia, according to the author, miracles happen. But above all, this is a book of passions - love, family, palace, earthly and heavenly, a chronicle of epic and magical upheavals that make up the main fabric of Russian life. And of course, this is a novel about the Russian revolution, which never ends.