Dmitry Gaiduk is the brightest representative of modern samizdat. His books were published by various publishing houses. Through computer networks, the texts of this author scattered throughout the world. Haiduk's heroes are simple and wise, like Jah himself - the One with Whom all things began. Balancing between a fairy tale and a fable, the reader finds himself in real worlds that surround him, but often elude even the closest gaze. A whole alternative people appears on the scene - the Rastafarians. Animals, people, Gods, objects - add up to a kind kingdom, reflected in the reader with smiles and giving anyone and everyone a reason to become a little more optimistic. We have nowhere to rush in this life. Wisdom does not have to be evil, and goodness does not always pound on the doors we have locked with painfully clenched fists.