
Colta.ru and fund "Presidential Center B.N. Yeltsin ”(Yeltsin Center) continues to collect lists of the most important Russian cultural artifacts of the 1990s . At our request, the literary critic and writer Vyacheslav Kuritsyn compiled a top of 10 Russian books of the 1990s, obligatory to read, and explained what they are important.
Dmitry Galkovsky. "Endless dead end"Together with the Internet, hyperromans, rhizomatic urostroses were pounded; The technical capabilities of the network seemed to the materialization of Borge's delirium about the endless library. And in Russian literature, the corresponding large book was already sitting behind the bosom.
BT: A short treatise with 949 vast comments. It was read by drops in periodicals and in samizdat, Galkovsky published the book only in 1996, at his own expense; For those years - nonsense. The publishers were frightened by the monstrus of symbiosis: the conceptualist form (“Fikshntochkakakakok,“ Cardlvarubinstein ”), and in it - conspiracy theological hton. The British and aliens are to blame for Galkovsky, and the Ukrainian is a synonym for the moron. The ardent genre, cosmogonic tiny, history as plasticine for stylistic tantrums. We always need to have in the “Lit Process” in terms of gifted, but too densely-related provocateurs-republicans, who are much more interesting to read than their bona fide critics.