Dmitry Zakharov was born in 1979 in a “closed” city near Krasnoyarsk. A journalist by education. He worked as a correspondent and editor for the Kommersant publishing house, and headed the PR departments of government and business structures. In 2015, he published his first dystopian novel, “The Reproductor.” His new novel, “The Middle Edda,” centers on the story of the emergence of the “Russian Banksy,” a street artist named Chiropractor (hp), who paints a series of 12 paintings on the walls of houses. Graffiti always has political overtones, their heroes are prominent government officials, and after the appearance of a new work, one of its characters will certainly die...Contains obscene language!