“The Third Party” is a quote (so hidden that few people can decipher it without a hint) from Yegor Letov’s song “Armageddon Pops”: “The coin fell on the thir...

There is always something going on in the Old Town of Vilnius. Here, magic hats themselves fall on the heads of sad passers-by, mermaids quarrel with werewol...

The troubles begin when, during one of their forays through the taverns, Kofa Yoh and Max come across a strange man, who, in addition to very worn clothes, w...

This book is a project of art critic, artist and writer Alexander Shuisky. It consists of 33 interviews with Max Frei, conducted over three years. Questions ...

This book contains texts written back in the nineties of the last century for various Internet projects: the Macht Frei section in the legendary Newspaper. R...

Translated from Spanish, “Nada” means “nothing”, “nothing”: in the translation from the personal internal language of the compiler of this collection, “Nada”...

People know almost nothing about love and death. There is not even an exact definition of love; everyone understands this word in their own way. And the exac...

This is the second part of a large trilogy about people, spirits, cats, police officers, angels, seas and trams of the city of Vilnius and its seamy side. Or...

This is the first part of a large trilogy about people, spirits, cats, police officers, angels, seas and trams of the city of Vilnius and its seamy side. Or ...

What do we know about this book? That when it seemed that writing books had become pointless, because there was clearly no meaning in any human affairs anymo...