Peace to the peoples! Land for the peasants! Internet for women! Olga Goryunova Publication date: March 7, 2000 On March 3, the National Press Institute hosted a presentation of the printed version of the catalog of network resources “Internet for Women!” . The presentation took place in an elegant setting. It smelled of perfume and there were a lot of beautiful women.

Very short review Publication date: March 7, 2000 Very short texts: Towards the anthology: Compiled by Dmitry Kuzmin. - M.: New Literary Review, 2000. In 99% of cases, the anthology is a mass grave. However, here it is the most adequate form, allowing the reader to finally understand that a new genre has appeared. That is, it actually did not appear today, but the book makes a new impression, for which thanks not even to the authors, but to the compiler Dmitry Kuzmin.

1. Self-portrait... Just one word, but how many contradictions it contains! It is a logical mistake to believe that adding “auto” to the words “biography” and “portrait” does not change anything in these genres except the theme. Everything changes. Is an autobiography a biography?

Russian Magazine / Net-culture / Seine www.russ.ru/netcult/nevod/20000307.html Seine. Issue 65 Nastic Gryzunova Publication date: March 7, 2000 Review of current online events and publications Amazon: panic on the ship As the reader no doubt already knows, a wonderful chess game is currently playing out: Amazon.com CEO Jeff Bizos is playing white, and Tim O'Reilly, president and CEO of O'Reilly & Associates, is playing black.

(Internet-holiday) The editor of the "Net-culture" column approached me with a proposal to write, by March 8 , "a text about the women's network and women in general on the Internet, and not only about porn." Regarding the latter, I immediately remembered the words of Alexander Nikolaevich Zhitinsky, who noted back in 1997 in the Yellow Pages Internet: Recreation and Entertainment: “To say that there is a lot of erotica and sex on the Internet is to say nothing...

Century = text. Issue 1: 1901 Egor Otroshchenko Publication date: March 7, 2000 We do not pretend to construct a scientific history of Russian literature of the twentieth century. The selection of texts and publications, with all our desire for objectivity, naturally bears the imprint of the author's voluntarism, which, in our opinion, has both its advantages and disadvantages. The rest is for the reader to judge.

Anne Enraite. The wig of my father. - M.: Agraf, 2000. The "intellectual bestseller" ≈ that is, books striving to be not only entertaining and sensitive, but also deep (is this not the only normal books?) ≈ It arrived.

The week turned out to be extremely strange, but more on that after. The most interesting this week were attempts by readers and players to guess where a terrible phrase set as a third topic as a third topic. Attempts provided such a wide scatter of opportunities (and sometimes within one letter) that I decided to invite everyone else to the entertainment. I propose six potential authors: part was sent by you, some were added by me, one is correct. Let's see what will come out and how.