Monster of the Khozheinov

Reprinting of three works by Richard Brotigan in one volume! With updated translations.
Richard Brotigan (1935-1984)-American prose writer and poet, a sign figure in the counterculture of the 1960s-1970s, who became the inspirer of many writers from Erland Lou and Christopher Moore to Haruki Murakami and Sarah Hall.
The book included: the first novel "Confederation General from Big Sur" On the acquaintance of a simple guy with a tramp, proud of his ancestor - supposedly General of the Confederation, "Dreams of Babylon" - a black comedy, whose action takes place in 1942 in a rank - Francisco and the “monster of the Khokheokyn” - Gothic western about unlucky hired killers who received an order for a mysterious monster, terrorizing the wild West.
The mini -collection of the unique prose of Richard Brotigan is a significant event for all admirers of the writer"s work, who was not at home in this world