The history of prose in the descriptions of the earth

"We have to leave - but where? You have to stay - but where to find a place? " The world cataclysms of recent years have formed in many of us a sense of real and transcendental homelessness and forced us to rethink our attitude to space and geography. The book of Stanislav Snytko "The History of Prose in the Descriptions of the Earth" is an artistic study of new temporary and spatial conditions, a chronicle of isolation and at the same time an attempt to open the door to a closed consciousness. The referral of a loner who has lost the feeling of the house, literature and history become here: he wanders through the rabbit burrows in their fabric itself and tries on the most different experience. He reveals unexpected rapprocheces between the chronicles of his own illness with the history of narrative prose from antiquity to the Leningrad underground, and the text itself turns into a poem about the role of geography in literature, about rare old books, comic trifles of everyday life and high irony, mysteriously connecting the most distant ideas and things