Great interview with Boris Kagarlitsky. Part 1 Crisis moments in history always generate a demand for books that explain the structure of the modern world - it is no coincidence that the “Great Recession” that began in 2008 revived interest in Marxism. Since then, the corpus of texts dating back to the works of Marx and Engels has expanded to hundreds of volumes, and the debate about their legacy continues to gain momentum.

The eve of the war and the fascist occupation through the eyes of Arthur Adamov “Man and Child” is an autobiographical work of one of the pioneers of the theater of the absurdity of Artyur Adamov. In this text, written in a psychiatric hospital shortly before his death, Adamov looks back at his life and is extremely honestly describes all the good and bad than he remembers him. We offer to read fragments of chapters on Europe on the eve of the war and occupied Paris.

Vladimir Kharitonov - about what awaits the Russian book industry The book industry will also suffer from the sanctions imposed by Western countries on Russia. Books will be released less, the quality of printing will inevitably fall, and reader demand will be reduced. However, there are those who sees additional opportunities in what is happening. Vladimir Kharitonov wrote about what the domestic book market awaits, especially for Gorky.

And also write and publish a book about this The first years of marital life are not like a vacation in Gagra - everyone is convinced of this on his own and, as a rule, is in no hurry to share with others their experience. But Tatyana Tsvetkova, our permanent author, not only devoted a debut book to this topic, but also wrote an essay for the path for the “bitter” essay: from idea and writing torment to a book counter.