Falconry: sixth review, dedicated to a little stupid, but very bright, squabbles, bacon in space, inimitable strangeness and how they wanted to do it quickly, but it turned out worse than usual Yana Sokolova Publication date: July 13, 2000 And again about the train with writers.

For a long time I did not know how to approach the review of the 560-page volume of selected translations by E.M. Solonovich, published by Raduga. After all, it sums up 40 years of hard work by one of Russia's greatest poetic translators and 700 years of one of the world's richest literatures. I had too many questions that I didn't know the answer to. Why is the book bilingual?