Alexander Chernykh about Roger Zelazny's novel - the best book for autumn reading Many people like to return to books they have read long ago in order to refresh their impressions, better understand the work, or remember themselves five, ten, and so on years ago. At the request of Gorky, Alexander Chernykh, a correspondent for the Kommersant newspaper, wrote a lyrical essay about Roger Zelazny’s novel, which he rereads every October for the fifteenth year in a row.

Anna Narinskaya about “The History of the Hairdressing Doll” by Alexander Chayanov This material (information) was produced, distributed and (or) sent by a foreign agent Anna Anatolyevna Narinskaya or concerns the activities of a foreign agent Anna Anatolyevna Narinskaya. It is with trepidation that I begin, dear reader, to write these lines.

From the book “Venice. History of water and land" From November 10 to 13, the Enlightener festival of popular science literature awards will be held in Moscow and St. Petersburg. The festival coincides with the award ceremony. The winners will be announced on November 16 at the awards ceremony in the Central House of Writers. The festival will open on November 10 with a quiz about science and art at the State Geological Museum of the Russian Academy of Sciences in Moscow. In St.

From the book “Venice. History of water and land" The Novosibirsk Globus Theater asked spectators to bring unnecessary books for the production of a play based on the works of writer Ray Bradbury. The theater's website states that the props require "long-read and unnecessary publications." You can bring books to the service entrance of the theater marked “for the play “After Tomorrow.” In total, you need to collect 2 thousand books.