Interview with poet Yuri Ryashentsev. Part one In continuation of our Peredelkino series, we did a long interview with the poet Yuri Ryashentsev (b.

Nikita Eliseev - about the book by Andrzej Bobkowski “Pen Sketches (France 1940–1944)” For all thinking residents of Europe, the 1930s and 1940s were a very difficult time - they were asked to accept as the norm what was by no means normal.

Life and disappearance of Ambrose Birs Ambrose Birs is known primarily as the author of laconic innovative prose, which had a huge impact on the development of American “dark literature”. One of his most famous successors was Howard Phillips Lovecraft, and Hemingway admired his ability to handle a small uniform. The life of Birsa itself could become the plot of his sophisticated stories, and the death of the writer was his last artistic gesture.

The head of the book "History of Intellectual Property in 50 Objects" Almost exactly 58 years ago, Lee Harvey Oswald shot the US President John F. Kennedy, acting alone-this was the official investigation, based on the film of Abraham Porger, an amateur operator who became one of the eyewitnesses of this event. However, ordinary Americans were able to see this 26-second film only 35 years later, because the film itself and the film shot on it were guarded by copyright.

How the tradition of female intimate poetry Urdu was born and died Today it is difficult to believe that at the beginning of the 19th century, Muslim poets in the north of India sang the same -sex love, high crafts of courtesans and, in general, created works far from patriarchal literary canons. The relaxed morals of the era found expression in the Rechti genre - poetry created from a female face and painting the intimate background of life in the female half.