Aleksey Fomin’s new novel “Zaton” is about two guys and a girl, about friendship, about love, about fidelity, about betrayal. About the search for an ancient treasure on a sunken ship, about the sins of fathers for which children have to pay. But what does a man named Soso have to do with all this? Or maybe this novel is about the devil? In some ways, this is the antithesis of Bulgakov’s “Master”. Panteleimon from Zaton is more canonical than Woland. He can seduce and seduce, but he cannot force. This is a novel about good and evil, about the choices that man himself makes.