Collection of articles by Mikhail Piotrovsky “There are no taboos for museums” Mikhail Piotrovsky. There are no taboos for museums. 50 articles over 10 years. St. Petersburg: Arka, 2016. A collection of articles by Hermitage director Mikhail Piotrovsky is not the most exciting reading, but certainly useful.

Publishing biography of Yuri Mikhailov, editor -in -chief "Ladomir" Gorky continues a series of interviews with people who stood at the origins of an independent Russian book publishing. The Ladomir Publishing House has existed for more than a quarter of a century, published classical art and academic literature.

From the book “Venice. History of water and land" Cultural critic and music theorist Mark Fisher has died at the age of 48, Repeater Books announced on Twitter. According to his wife Zoe, the man committed suicide. Fischer became famous thanks to the k-punk blog , which he ran since 2003. Wrote four books, including Capitalist Realism. Is there no alternative?”, published in Russia in 2010. In addition, Fisher has written for The Wire, FACT and The Guardian.

Roman Senchin about Dmitry Novikov’s book “The Burning Flame” Dmitry Novikov. Holomyanaya flame. M.: AST, “Edited by Elena Shubina”, 2017. Dmitry Novikov’s novel “The Naked Flame” was noticed by critics after its publication in a literary magazine. Nowadays, unfortunately, this is a rarity: the vast majority of journal publications are published completely without reviews, disappearing into the thickness of the cultural layer.

Authors of the US Constitution on a just society, despotic majorities and anarchy The Federalist is a collection of 85 articles supporting the ratification of the United States Constitution, published in The Independent Journal and The New York Packet in 1787-1788.

From the book “Venice. History of water and land" Former official representative of the Investigative Committee Vladimir Markin wrote a documentary detective story called “Murders. Terrorist attacks. Disasters. In the wake of bloody crimes." Markin announced that the book had been published on his Twitter.