From the book “Venice. History of water and land" On Friday, March 31, the Moscow Nekrasov Library will open the exhibition “Cards” with the works of the poet and artist Lev Rubinstein. This was reported in the press release of the event. In addition to cards from Rubinstein’s personal archive, objects created by contemporary artists, librarians and other participants in the #bibliocards campaign, which the library organized specifically for the exhibition, will be presented.

Figl-Migl “This Country”, “Patriot” Rubanova and “Suddenly the Hunter runs out” Yakovleva Twice a month, Gorky publishes a review of the new products of modern Russian literature. In the fresh issue-three novels for the first half of March: polyphonic phantasmagoria about the fate of Russia, the story of a businessman going to leave for the Donbass, and a retro-detective about the USSR of the 1930s. Figl-Migl. This country.

From the book “Venice. History of water and land" British writer JK Rowling, known for her books about the wizard Harry Potter, invited subscribers to guess the name of her new novel from the series about detective Strike. She gave readers a little hint. An hour after the tweet was published, one of the users guessed the name of the work - Lethal White. Rowling asked him for an address to send a copy of the book when it was completed. .

How they traded black caviar, searched for the northern path and imposed sanctions in the 16th century Bruno Viana. Jean’s journey to Muscovy in 1586. M.: New Literary Review, 2017. Per. with fr. A. Tereshchenko.

From the book “Venice. History of water and land" A Valentin Rasputin museum has opened in an old mansion in Irkutsk, the newspaper “Arguments and Facts - Irkutsk” reports . Until September, on the top floor of the building there will be an exhibition “Where there is, send my books,” dedicated to the writer’s childhood and youth. An exhibition of portraits of residents of Angarsk villages - the main characters of Rasputin's works - opened on the ground floor.

Valentin Rasputin about Platonov, popular worship and a failed meeting with the brownie March 15 marks the 80th anniversary of the birth of the writer Valentin Rasputin (1937-2015). For the column “Instructions for Survival,” where ideas and advice from writers are published to resolve existential questions and everyday troubles, “Gorky” selected his thoughts on the death of the Russian village, the colonization of Siberia and grace.

From the book “Venice. History of water and land" The American magazine New Yorker published a previously unknown story by Francis Scott Fitzgerald, “The IOU,” dated 1920. The story about book publishers who are ready to deceive readers for the sake of high sales is written in the genre of satire. The main character, on whose behalf the story is told, is an equally unscrupulous publisher who has a story of a doctor who claims that he can contact his dead nephew.