Andrey Filimonov is a prose writer, poet, journalist, author of the novel “Recipes for the Creation of the World” and the collection of short stories “I Go Out on the Road”, finalist of the “Big Book”, “National Bestseller” and “NOS” awards. New book “Dance” Nowhere” is a magical novel-journey, where every point on the map becomes the occasion for a fascinating story, and any attempt by the author to write a text turns into an adventure. The hero goes through mystical experiences in the Altai mountains on the “Lake of Mountain Spirits” and meets “tadpoles and saints” in the village of Askat on the Chuisky tract, dances a “horizontal dance” with a Shambhala specialist in Riga, writes an “encyclopedia of the wind” and climbs onto someone else’s balcony in Paris, asks pimps for directions to a wine and vodka stall in Harlem and films a documentary in Hemingway’s house on border with Canada... And a conversation with a random hitchhiker leads to a grandiose project: in 1978, American photographer Nathan Farb shot five thousand portraits in Novosibirsk and illegally exported the films to the USA - and forty years later the hero takes Farb to Novosibirsk to find those people and photograph them again. The book also includes the novel “Tadpole and the Saints.” The book contains obscene language!