Seven years along the shores of the world's continents Interview of Mark Pechersky with Russian traveler Vladislav Ketov. pech@russ.ru Mr. Vladislav Ketov, a famous Russian traveler making the first ever circumnavigation of the earth's land along the coastlines of the continents, kindly agreed to be interviewed by Russian Journal during a stop in San Francisco. (He also allowed his extensive press file to be used). M. Pechersky: Vadim, please tell us about yourself .

Samuel Beckett. More bark than bite. Translation from English by A. Panasiev. - Kyiv: Nika-Center, 1999. - 384 pp.; circulation 3000 copies; "700" series; ISBN 966-521-110-2.

Alexander Pokrovsky P 48 BEHEMOTH: stories and tales St. Petersburg: INAPRESS, 1998. - 224 pp.; circulation 2,000 copies; ISBN 5-87135-055-0. Have you noticed or not that sea people make first-class land writers? If you have noticed, then you know that they make artists. If you haven't noticed, then notice. There are many examples of this in the history of navigation. Let us at least remember the romantic tramp Alexander Grinevsky. That is, Alexander Green.

Five stages in the life of playwright and politician Václav Havel Jan Lukesh Who I am, how I think, what I strive for and what I do - let reasonable and unbiased people judge this for themselves, based not on how I defend myself in newspapers, but on actual knowledge of what I have done. Vaclav Havel. 13. 03. 1977 It’s surprising and strange: the search for an answer to the question of who Vaclav Havel is runs like a red thread throughout our entire post-war history.

Collapse of the “right forces”? (Political Perspectives of Traditional Democrats) Alexey Zudin Director of Political Science Programs at the Center for Political Technologies "August Disaster" Until recently, the political perspective of the right-wing political forces for the next two years was focused on two election campaigns - parliamentary and presidential.