Anton Lemesev is a journalist, music observer, author of a series of podcasts about modern music - from techno and breakbeat to jazz and contemporary classical - " Bureau Leicester " and host of the " Music Bureau " on the radio station "Moscow Speaks". Collaborated with MTV Russia as a contributing author. In addition to professional journalism, Anton is also involved in literary and musical creativity.

1. Relative and absolute prohibitive norms The current labor legislation contains many prohibitive norms. Conventionally, they can be divided into relative and absolute. The first, in particular, includes a ban on women working in difficult conditions; to the second - a rule that prevents the conclusion of an employment contract with a child under 14 years of age. There are much more relative prohibitions than absolute ones.

A large, soft man with a shock of curly black hair walks along the balcony of the Chamber Stage; for such a large body, his gestures and plasticity are too small - it seems that he is trying not to take up too much space in space and draw as little attention to himself as possible.

And like Icarus - Henri Verneuil, 1979 Icarus was imprisoned by Minos in a labyrinth, he escaped thanks to the wings he made, attaching them to his back with wax. But during the flight he approached the sun so carelessly that its heat melted the wax. He lost his wings and fell into the sea. Of course, any myth has a meaning that should be extracted from folklore: if the sun is believed to be a symbol of truth, then Icarus burned his wings because he came too close to the true truth.

The third meeting with contemporary American writers within the framework of the COLTA.RU and PEN America project “Written in the USA” will be devoted to contemporary poetry and poetic book publishing. This time the project will introduce the Moscow audience to the founder of the New York publishing house Ugly Duckling Presse Matvey Yankelevich and the poet Monica De La Torre.