Five non -trivial novelties of the Storytel service The next issue of the Gorky joint section and the Storytel service is released after a slightly greater break than usual - the fault of how easy it is to guess, New Year's holidays. Yuri Kulikov decided to take advantage of this pause, conducted an audit of interesting innovations, which were still bypassed by our attention, and chose five of them for this material. Sherwood Anderson. Wainsburg, Ohio.

To the 60th anniversary of the "discovery of Khazaria" Exactly 60 years ago, at the beginning of 1962, the book of Mikhail Artamonov “History of the Khazar” was published. Four and a half years later followed the “discovery of Khazaria” by Leo Gumilyov. The title was with double meaning: not only a scientific discovery, but also the opening of a topic, previously closed for political reasons.

Tells Anna Gorn William Faulkner is not one of the “light” writers, each of its large work is a complex synthesis of semantic, figurative and narrative layers. This fully applies to the novel “Avsal, Avssalus!”, The first one 86 years ago. About him - in the material of Anna Gorn. The cover of the first edition of the novel The civil war in the United States and the tragic collapse of the American South became those traumatic events that William Faulkner unraveled throughout his creative life.

From the preface to the book "Communal Assistance on Petrogradka" In the New Literary Review, the book of the artist Anastasia Vepreva and the poet of Osminkin’s novel “Communal in Petrogradka” is published. This extra -fired text is written at the junction of a semi -documentary novel and ethnographic research and was first presented in the form of a play about the inhabitants of one communal apartment.

Review of the book “The Path through the Forest. About mushrooms and grief" Continuing to promote the “natural line” of autofiction, Ad Marginem published last year the book “The Path Through the Forest,” about how the Malaysian-born Norwegian anthropologist Litt Woon Long overcomes the pain of loss through his passion for mushrooms. Elnar Gilyazov explains why this essay was not as successful as we would have liked. Litt Wun Long. Path through the forest. About mushrooms and grief.

From the book “Venice. History of water and land" The Court of Appeal sentenced Ben John, 22, from Lincolnshire, to two years in prison for possessing neo-Nazi material and posting instructions on how to make explosives online. Thus, the sentence of the lower court was overturned, according to which John had to serve a suspended sentence and also read classic works of English literature. The Guardian reports this.