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An attractive necklace of literary pieces of various styles - prose, verses, screenplay, novellas, where each piece brings out a new charming reflection of our Life.

The book intertwines the power and stylistics of intense prose, enwrapping poetry and intriguing fantasy. The reader is brought in to witness and follow the events in the life of one programmer Max who is to uncover mysterious Paths connecting deep roots of Russia, he fights the evil and saves his lover. And the next page invites the reader to step into a snow in May that slowly falls on the apple tree blooms. All this creates a powerful sense of life in its multidimensional complexity presented in a rare genre of literary creation.

'Confession' is a multivolume collection of memoirs by a Russian-Italian writer Tajvi Tum. It is dedicated to a childhood friend of the writer who perished so early in life. The book is rich in detailed recollection of their days of youth in the then Soviet Union. It is also attractive for historians and ethnographers into the period.

'Confession' is a multivolume collection of memoirs by a Russian-Italian writer Tajvi Tum. It is dedicated to a childhood friend of the writer who perished so early in life. The book is rich in detailed recollection of their days of youth in the then Soviet Union. It is also attractive for historians and ethnographers into the period.

The book consists of 2 novels: The Third One, 'a novel in short stories' as it might be called, and Reflection. Some of the stories in The Third One are written in the realistic manner, but most of them are postmodern. All of them make a kind of entity, and if read separately, they 'sound' in a different way than as part of the whole novel. The Third One is about many important things - love, art, past and future. So it's about life. In the epilogue, I discuss the essence of art, from the postmodern point of view, with my two great teachers - so I dare to consider myself the third one. Reflection is more realistic, with some postmodern melodies. It's based on the true story of my parents' and grandparents' lives in the Soviet Union, in the 30s-50s of the 21st century. The general idea of the novel is happiness. How to be happy despite all the troubles and tribulations? How to remain optimistic? How to love life? And, as The Third One, Reflection reflects the past and the future. And we understand that the epochs of our life are very similar, no matter how different they are.

The book is a collective documentary of stories by survivors who witnessed the first bombing of Grozny and of the so-called 'humanitarian corridor' for Chechen refugees. The interviews were recorded by the members of the human rights group 'Memorial'.

This is the book by a trailblazer in the endless snow spans of the transpolar Arctic. It is a collection of verses and novellas about the daily expedition chores but also a prayer for spiritual Love, and often a unique worldview over the mythology of various peoples and cultures and a lot more ...

Roman Numbers is a novel by Michael Blekhman, an author living in Montreal, Canada. It is about living in the Soviet Ukraine in the early 50s of the 20tht century. The novel is another story of the Blekhman family saga, begun in Blekhman's Reflection. Roman Numbers is a lyrical narration about the life of a young family who comes to a Ukrainian village to work. The main characters are Klara, a young lawyer, her husband Samuil, a young doctor, as well as their friends embodying the best features of the Ukrainian nation. Roman Numbers is joy, melancholy, humor. It is full of metaphors, deep thoughts about life and happiness, about a young child's growing up. As a literary critic said, such a poetic description of Ukraine was made in the 19th century by classics Shevchenko and Gogol, and by Blekhman in the 21st century.

This tome is a collection of novellas and essays on the subject of the infinite world of Love.