From a nobel and International Букера laureate. Maybe, do we require suppression of evil convincingly not enough? It is possible to reconcile oneself to with little things that cause some discomfort unless, but not with senseless, general cruelty. In fact it so simply: happiness of other people and does us happier. The surprizing multi-layeredness is a visiting-card of nobel laureate Olga Токарчук, whose texts never not are simple. Detective, philosophy, allusions and piercing depth of forest landscape. "Conduct the plough on the bones of dead persons" is history of heroine with the special look to usual, whose inner world we unravel, as if on natal maps.There is this novel-investigation in many senses. In the text of Токарчук intricately steps on the points of opposite polarity : life and death, casual existence and предначертанность, man and nature, hunter and victim.Who does have a right to live, and who - to kill? And who is power given to define it? Токарчук is a that surprizing type of writer that though and a bit compresses reality in the most unexpected places, but here does not forget to carry away a reader a simple and clear story, simple and clear writer curiosity . Anastasiya Завозова (Esquire). Токарчук writes the portrait of civilization, maximally widely investigating her main lines is "fluidity, mobility, illusiveness"| and yet is eternal motion that became the symbol of life a long ago . Vladimir Панкратов, literary commentator