Leonid Zhukhovitsky is one of the most famous writers of modern Russia. His books and plays have been translated into more than forty languages. The writer’s new book, “Dying Not Professionally,” is unusual both for the author and for all of today’s Russian literature. At the center is a hero, who, by chance and his own, has fallen out of all state and social systems. And with women he has a relationship that is difficult to understand and even more difficult to formulate. There are enough such people in life. In literature, he is perhaps the first.