Interview with the poet Sergei Stratanovsky In Soviet times, Sergei Stratanovsky was an unofficial poet and was almost not published: his poems began to regularly appear in the press only from the beginning of the 1990s, and in the year before last, the publishing house Ivan Lumbach released a large chosen one with works of 1968-2018.

"Russian trace" in world comics The Russians almost did not read the comics in the twentieth century, but on the other side of the iron curtain, children and adults enthusiastically watched the adventures of Russians on colorful pages released by Marvel, DC and smaller studios. Especially for Gorky, Maxim Markov wrote as a brief, but the most informative guide to Russia in the Batman and Superman universe as possible.

From the book “Venice. History of water and land" The list of finalists for the Enlightener Award for the XIV season has been announced, which includes eight books from a long list . This is stated in the press release received by the editor. The nomination “Humanities” includes: • Dmitry Bovykin, Alexander Chudinov. “The French Revolution” (M.: Alpina non-fiction: PostNauka, 2020); • Andrey Movchan, Alexey Mitrov. “Damned Economies” (M: AST, 2020); • Sergey Mokhov. "The story of death.

From the book of Sergey the Parish "Lost Kingdom" In the book “The Lost Kingdom”, historian Sergei Padoy again turns to his beloved topic - the formation of the Russian Empire and how Ukrainians, Belarusians and other peoples inhabiting it gained national self -awareness. We publish an excerpt from the chapter "Great, Small and White." Sergey is bad. Lost kingdom. A campaign for the imperial ideal and the creation of the Russian nation (from 1470 to the present day). M.: Corpus, 2021.