Roman Senchin’s new book of stories “Abundance” is about the problem of choice, or more precisely, about the fact that there is no choice, but there is an illusion, to overcome which it is necessary either to turn into a predatory animal, or to finally fall into philistine hibernation. This book will certainly become for someone not just a part of aesthetics, but a guide to action, because the animal that left paw prints on its pages is at least not naive: he knows that everything is as it is.