Mossy power

Clive Steaples Lewis (1898–1963) - a famous British philosopher, theologian and historian of literature. His legendary cycle “Chronicles of Narnia” thundered throughout the world, but true connoisseurs of literature admire its works for an adult audience, paying tribute to their depths, originality and an entertaining plot.
“I called it a fairy tale so that the reader would not mislead the first chapters, and he immediately knew that he discovered the book,” Klave Lewis told his preface to the romance “Merzey Power”. However, the author himself deliberately misleads the reader with his crafty warning, which is fully consistent with the spirit of the novel, in which everything does not seem, where the fog envelops both the city and human souls, and where it is very difficult to get to the truth.
The young sociologist Mark Staddok goes to work at the State Research Institute of Laboratory Exhibitions (in reducing GNIILO) full of rainbow hopes. It would seem - the work of dreams in a cozy English town with a wonderful forest on the outskirts. In addition, he is extremely flattering attention to his person of scholars who develop innovative methods for improving human breed. And only gradually the realization comes to him that very strange things are going on behind the walls of the magnificent temple of science