Alexey Wojaches about a bit of a bit in the history of American poetry How is the “broken generation” associated with the development of space, how did the Betnikov attract oriental literature and what is common between God and the height in the center of New York? Read the second article by Alexei Voevach from the cycle of materials about the history of the formation of American poetry (the first can be found here ).

Ivan Beletsky - about the book of Sven Karlsson and Junas Leionchufwood "Against the Giants" Spotify Internet service came to Russia relatively recently-and the translation book about it has already been issued. She talks about everything that is somehow connected with the service and his work (in particular, from it you can find out when neural networks will finally be replaced by living musicians).

Maria Nesterenko - about the novel by Marina Stepnova "Garden" Russian literature of the 19th century is cultural oil, whose reserves are not enough for one generation of writers, but it does not bring benefits to everyone. For example, Marina Stepnova, who recently released the novel “The Garden”, she did not seem to help very much. Marina Stepnova. Garden. M.: Elena Shubina, 2020 The new novel by the author of Lazarus and the Surgeon evokes mixed feelings.

A fragment of a book about the history of the most destructive weapon in the history of mankind For the first time, the bestseller Richard Ruds “Creating an atomic bomb”, who brought the author of the Pulitzer Prize, comes out in Russian. Gorky publishes a fragment of how the physicist Otto Frish first proved the impossibility of producing a new generation weapon, and then he himself refuted his evidence. Richard Roads. Creating an atomic bomb. M.: Hummingbird, ABC-Atticus, 2020.

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