Nikolai Dezhnev (Popov) is an outstanding contemporary writer. Russian critics often compare him with Mikhail Bulgakov, foreign critics with Castaneda or Marquez. And this is no coincidence: reality in his works often borders on philosophy and mysticism. “The Uncertainty Principle” is the third book in the trilogy (the first is the novel “In Concert Performance”, published in Russia, the USA, France, Germany, Spain, Holland, Norway, Brazil , Israel and Serbia, the second is the novel “The Year of the Stray Dog,” published in Russia). They tell about the destinies of three young people, each of whom goes his own way. In the novel “The Uncertainty Principle,” as in the other two, the author offers his own concept of the structure of the world. Sometimes it is much more interesting than the reality in which we all live. This book will not leave anyone indifferent. Just one quote: “Only love makes a person human, and its absence leads to the appearance of evil in the world! When the soul becomes callous and loses the ability to empathize, then it comes into life. This happens unnoticed, but there is no doubt that evil is already here, nearby, and will not keep you waiting long...”