Alexandra Nikolaenko is an artist, writer. She graduated from Stroganov University, became one of the youngest members of the Moscow Union of Artists, and illustrated books for children and adults. In 2017, she won the Russian Booker Prize for her debut novel “Kill Bobrykin.” Fedya Bulkin lives with his grandmother, and his parents are on a business trip - building the Heavenly City. Fedya’s main dream is to get there, to them. To do this, he learns the multiplication table, writes letters to Santa Claus and Lenin, argues with God and, of course, grows up, not forgetting to put money in a piggy bank for a ticket to the City. See you. The novel “Heavenly Postman Fedya Bulkin” is about an endless summer with fragrant strawberries and an endless winter in anticipation of the New Year, about parents who are no longer there, and about a grandmother who is always there, although “no longer new”, about such brave and honest children's thoughts about justice and death. And about the fact that everyone will always be together, as in Fedya’s note “To God for us.”