Artem Roganov - about Dmitry Bykov’s novel “Fighter” Dmitry Bykov’s “Fighter” is the last book of the “I-Trilogy” of the writer, who had previously created the novels “Croup” and “June”, and the most successful of them.

Five audiobooks worth listening to “Gorky” and the Storytel service continue their joint column dedicated to the most interesting audiobooks. Today's issue includes a novel about the Internet of the Dead and the all-conquering power of cats, an Israeli novel about the transmigration of souls, two thrillers and a melancholy attempt to create a Russian Proust. Tatiana Zamirovskaya. Death.net. The Internet is for the dead. Wimbo.

Excerpt from the book of William McNAL "Epidemics and Peoples" The American scientist William McConni was one of the first to talk about the key influence of infectious diseases on the history of human societies around the world. Back in 1976, in his book “Epidemia and Peoples”, which immediately became a bestseller, he analyzed economic, demographic, environmental and other aspects of interaction between people and infections.

About the book of Olga Baisha “Discursive Branch of the Social Field. Euromaidan lessons " “Who does not jump, that Moskal” - what role did such formulas play in the Ukrainian crisis of 2014?

From the book “Venice. History of water and land" A book by American screenwriter and film director Quentin Tarantino, “Once Upon a Time in Hollywood,” based on his film of the same name, was published in the United States. The New York Times talks about the famous director's literary debut. Based on Tarantino's ninth film, Once Upon a Time... in Hollywood (2019), the novel is released in the 1970s paperback format that was popular in America for many decades.