Glenn Guld talks to himself The publishing house Jaromír Hladík will soon be published by the book “Glenn Guld takes an interview with Glenn Guld about Glenna Gulde”, which was based on the text of the great pianist, written in 1974 by order of High Fidelity magazine. In this auto interview, Guld asks himself uncomfortable questions to give them even more uncomfortable answers and confirm his status, perhaps the most strange phenomenon in the academic music of the 20th century.

From the book “Venice. History of water and land" In response to the Covid epidemic, Reading Legacies and others like it, which work with prisons in many states across America, have set up live phone or video chat sessions between inmates and their children to read children's books together. This practice is called an important means both for the intellectual and emotional development of children, and for the correction of prisoners themselves. The New York Times writes about this.

Gassan Kanafani and his resistance literature Gassan Kanafani (1936-1972) was one of the leading representatives of Arabic literature of the XX century. He experienced a teenager’s resettlement catastrophe, then to become one of the leaders of the left -wing wing of the Popular Front of the Palestine. About the extraordinary fate of this writer and political activist - in the essay of Igor Pernikov.

Elena Maryakhina - About the book of Dmitry Kapustin We are used to thinking that the main trip in Chekhov’s life took place to the island of Sakhalin, where he went to see the calamities of the convicts, but Dmitry Kapustin proves for several years that the Russian writer’s passion was in the blood in the blood and his desire to perform the “Asian circulation”, and several trips in Europe are explained by the indefatigable thirst for the death of the deadly patient.

Five audiobooks that should be listened Gorky and the Storytel service continue to a joint section on the most interesting audiobooks. In today's issue, STORYTEL chief editor Konstantin Milchin will tell how the Chinese curse democracy, Ian Mcueen is trying to become Philip Dico, John Reed admires the Russian revolution and all, even his native native, hate Donald Trump. Liu Tsysin. The era of Supernova. Eksmo. Reads Igor Knyazev. Translation by S.