Excerpt from the new book by Valery Plants The publishing house “New Literary Review” published a new book by Valery Plants “Until. After the fall. A brief story of a common feeling. " We publish her fragment. Valery Plants. Elevated. After the fall. A brief story of a common feeling. M.: New Literary Review, 2022. Content For Kant, the taste in material-subject filling is not of interest.

From the book “Venice. History of water and land" The famous French writer Michel Houellebecq published a novel entitled “Destroy” on January 7, 2022. Its action is timed to 2026–2027, and one of the main storylines is related to the presidential elections, which in real France will also take place in 2027, The Guardian reports .

About the book of Sergei Belyakov "Parisian boys in Stalin Moscow" How much did the condoms cost in the Moscow in the 1940s and what is the main secret of the famous fire cutlets from delicate chicken? These and many other curious facts can be gleaned from the documentary novel by Sergey Belyakov, dedicated to the son of Marina Tsvetaeva, as well as from the review of Konstantin Mitroshenkov to this book. Sergey Belyakov. Parisian boys in Stalin Moscow. M.: Editorial of Elena Shubina, 2021.

Alexander Dubov - about the book "Six Inability" In one of his lectures, Richard Feynman allowed themselves a statement that many physicists still perceive rather painfully: “It seems to me that I can safely say that no one understands quantum mechanics.” How did it happen that the theory on which the majority of the scientific discoveries of the 20th century has been built, still does not have an explanation that is understandable to everyone and everyone suits everyone?

Julia Stutotina about the book by Mark Mazover "Greek Revolution" In 2021, it turned 200 since the beginning of the Greek revolution, according to which the Greeks (or, as they called themselves, Romans) became the first people to get rid of the Ottoman yoke. The book of historian Mark Mazover, published two months ago and has not yet been translated into Russian, is devoted to these events. Julia Stutina tells more about her. Mark Mazower.