From the book “Venice. History of water and land" 63% of writers hear their characters talking in their heads while working on their works, with 61% saying they are able to act independently of the will of their creator. The Guardian reports this. Another 56% of writers reported being able to interact with their characters using other senses, such as vision. A fifth of respondents said they felt the character could occupy the same physical space as its creator.

A fragment of the collection "accomplices" - about traitors who went to the side of the enemy during the war The Fifth Rome publishing house is a collection of articles and previously not published documents telling about those who, during the war with Nazi Germany, for one reason or another, went over to the side of the enemy and collaborated with the Nazis.

Tyumen as eternal nowhere on the literary map of Russia Tyumen was once a gate to Siberia, a pier where prisoners from wagons were transplanted to barges, and already in Soviet times it became the center of development of West Siberian oil fields. And all this time, the big literature stubbornly did not notice the city, which is willingly, although evasively, was written in feuilletons, newspaper articles and blogs.

Review of the last book of the leader of the National Bolsheviks The publishing house Individuum published a posthumous book of memoirs of Edward Limonov “The Old Man travels”. Gorky editor Eduard Lukoyanov-about why this injury can be read as the key to the late creativity and political activity of the leader of the prohibited National Bolshevik party. Eduard Limonov. The old man travels.