"Petersburg noir". Fourteen stories. “Fourteen Shades of Black,” as the book’s preface calls its color scheme. Let the reader not be intimidated by this colo...

Modern writers and poets reflect on Russian classics, whose works are included in the school literature curriculum. The publication is intended for high scho...

This book, without exceptions and with minimal editing, presents live correspondence that was conducted within a group of St. Petersburg writers from March t...

The 20th century tamed the plague, anthrax, cholera and a whole range of other terrible diseases, but terrorism as a social pathology was too tough for it. B...

“Dead Language” is a new novel by the cult St. Petersburg writer. Mastery and florid prose, unusual plot, gentle humor and amazing optimism are the trademark...

Pavel Krusanov is a famous prose writer with a distinct St. Petersburg accent: a member of the Leningrad rock club, one of the leaders of the “St. Petersburg...

A new novel by one of the leading masters of modern intellectual prose. It can be read as an allegory, akin to the majestic images of the Apocalypse. Others ...

Krusanov did it again!

His new novel is the story of the family of princes Norushkin, who from time immemorial have protected the mystical bell, awake...

“Angel’s Bite” is a huge concentration camp in which Pavich and Marquez, Kundera and Philip K. Dick, Tolkien and Bely work as disenfranchised arbeiters... “A...

Some writers think in stories, others in novels. Pavel Krusanov thinks in trilogies. Readers are already familiar with “The Triad” and “Of Men and Angels.” T...