Reading this collection is not for the faint of heart, especially since we do not recommend doing it before bed: vampires of all stripes, types and genders, ...

The war took away the breadwinners from the Brilah family and the Bach family, and now only photographs remind of happy days. In their empty houses, boys gro...

“The Green Book,” a small, unassuming diary of a young girl; an unheard of book of the Talmud known as the “Tractate Middoth”; “The King in Yellow,” a pla...

“Night Route”. A book that German critics admiringly called “entertaining prose for aesthetes and intellectuals”. A collection of elegant, mischievous “horro...

The second part of the dilogy (continuation of “Spring on the Oder”). The main autobiographical character is Major Lubentsov: the head of divisional intellig...

This book is dedicated to the evolution of a simple pencil - one of the most simple and ordinary objects in our everyday life. Drawing on hundreds of sources...

The topic that the author explores is books and bookshelves. He asks the question: is the modern state of affairs, when books stand vertically on horizontal ...

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Jesus Christ. Cathars. Holy grail. Templars. Zion community. Freemasons.

E. Kazakevich’s novel “Spring on the Oder” is known to many readers as a detailed, multifaceted story about the last months of the Great Patriotic War.

Fantasy in sex is a fireworks display of emotions. But fantasy in love is an ocean of thoughts and feelings, fleeting tenderness and winged passion, and in o...