In this book, the famous prose writer Alexander Melikhov appears before the reader as an independent critic - one of the few who has not turned into a tool f...

In the section “National cultures and national psychoses” there is an article by prose writer and mathematician Alexander Melikhov (1947) “Disposal of Cherno...

“The White Hat of Bleischitz” is another book in the “Prose of Jewish Life” series. Ten stories collected under one cover were written by modern authors who ...

The novels of A. M. Melikhov are an organic continuation of his journalism, intellectual provocations in the best sense of the term, the plot here is adventu...

The recognized master of intellectual prose this time appears in the well-forgotten former guise of a lyricist and a subtle psychologist who knows how to dis...

A provincial boy discovers the gift of seeing the world through someone else's eyes and, as an adult, ends up in the St. Petersburg House on the embankment o...

It seems that there is not a single painful issue of our time that the writer and publicist Alexander Melikhov would not speak out on the pages of this book ...

“Alexander Melikhov became famous for his “novels of ideas” - few today dare to work in this genre... In his new novel, Alexander Melikhov solves the most di...

The Promised Land. Red Zion. The world's first Jewish state, founded in 1934, turns out to still exist! Jews from all over the world sought to get here even ...

Savely is the creator of his own school of psychotherapy: psychoedaphos. His apostle is S. Freud, who believed that only lust, greed and malice swirl in our ...

In the “Reverse Perspective” section there is an article by Alexander Melikhov, “Inspirers and Seducers. Attempted exhumation." A unique excursion into the w...