Lyubov Fedorovna Voronkova (1906–1976) is a classic of Russian literature, the author of many novels and stories that have been read by more than one generat...

Alina's trip to France began promisingly: magnificent spring weather, fabulous landscape and a small, cozy guesthouse. Moreover, meeting a charming man, a su...

The mysterious and mystical narratives of European, American and Australian writers of the 19th - early 20th centuries collected in this book are united by t...

The author's neighbor has a leak in his garage roof. And the hole in the roof suddenly became a problem that could not be solved... in the usual way.

Documentary essay on the situation of peasant farmers and collective farms in the economic conditions of the early 2000s and the impact of new financial mech...

The book by marine biologist Danna Stough is devoted to a topic that does not receive too much attention in popular science literature, namely the evolution ...

“Flowers... They may be simple, ours, but we plant them, weed them, water them, and take care of them. You can’t live without flowers.”

A documentary essay about a Russian village at the end of the 20th century, which is covered by the third wave of ruin in a century.

Can the view from the window of a city apartment on the embankment in the center of Volgograd compare with the touch of the living nature of the Don?

“...I want to remember: tell about Grisha’s dad, who six months ago... heroically exploded on a grenade and saved his family.”

On November 22, 1963, an event occurred in America that influenced not only American history: the 35th President of the United States, forty-three-year-old J...

History of private life: ed. F. Ariez and J. Duby. T. 4: from the Great French Revolution to World War I; edited by M. Perrault / Alain Corbin, Roger-Henri G...