The book presents key essays by Western literary theorists of the 1960s and 1980s, giving an idea of the formation and main approaches of modern literary the...

Just as in Russian literature there are two Erofeevs and several Tolstoys, so in Japanese there are two Murakamis who have no relationship with each other. H...

A novel about young people who have limited their lives to drugs and hard sex. Feeling stuck, the main character sees no real way out.

The famous American writer Anaïs Nin is often called “Emmanuel of Literature.” In fact, A. Nin’s works go beyond such a simplified approach: her prose is psy...

Alexander Kabanov (b. 1968 in the city of Kherson) is a Ukrainian poet living and working in Kyiv, writing in Russian. Author of 10 books of poems and numero...

Anais Nin (1903 - 1977) - was born in Paris in the family of a Spanish pianist and a French singer. In 1914 she moved to the USA and returned to Paris only i...

Four novels by the American writer Edward Whitmore, an impeccably clear stylist who has nevertheless been compared to the “number one postmodernist” Thomas P...

A collection of essays by Latvian politician and journalist Nikolai Kabanov reveals previously unknown pages in the history of the Latvian SSR. The text is w...

Kosinski chose the hero in “Blind Date” to match himself. George Levanter is a philanderer and a scoundrel, a Russian Jew and an American businessman, who on...

Robert van Gulik became famous twice. A world-famous orientalist and high-ranking diplomat, in the late 40s he decided to write his first detective story abo...

Robert van GulikTHE WILLOW PATTERN16+Dead night. A frightened, half-naked woman drags the corpse with difficulty to the marble stairs... And the next morning...

Book of Memories.

“Allow me to introduce myself - Vyacheslav Kabanov. I am the editor-in-chief of the Soviet Union. Unlike the darkness of today's pub...