Edogawa Rampo (1894-1964) is called the Japanese Edgar Allan Poe. Detective was the writer's favorite genre. In the works of Rampo, two directions can be tra...

A conflict with management opens the way for the hero of the novel to the stock exchange. But not to the labor exchange, but to the stock exchange. Here, the...

The novel, conceived by Nabokov before moving to the United States (the passages “Ultima Thule” and “Solus Rex” were written in Russian in 1939), is structur...

This textbook offers a version of the study of philosophy, based on the methodological installation of the unity of the visual, sensory and abstract, theoret...

The book includes detective works by the famous English writer Josephine Tay (1897–1952). In the novels “The Singing Sands” and “Child of Time,” the investig...

Fairy tales are not for the faint of heart: they are either hit or miss. However, since childhood, we have been attracted to their world - not the same as ou...

The Gordian Knot is a unique anthology, a kind of history of Japanese science fiction. Having formed as an independent genre in the 60s of the twentieth cent...

Edogawa Rampo (real name Taro Hirai) is the founder of the detective genre in Japanese literature of the 20th century, who transferred the best techniques of...