Bitter Quest. Volume 3
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Roman quest. Roman test. Roman-renewal!
“Gorky quest” is an incredible experiment to immerse modern young people in the Soviet era of the 70s. To write this work, Alexander Marinin organized the focus groups of modern youth and described their real reactions in the book.
You will find out how the generation z in the realities of the “developed socialism” would behave.
This novel is for everyone who does not live the present, and who thinks about the future, remembering the past ...
Imagine that you were in the USSR. The good old seventies: stability and peace, free education, lunch in the dining room of the ruble, ice cream of 19 kopecks ... Dream?! Well, the quest will show ...
The organizers selected several guys and girls to participate in a very unusual experiment-traveling in the 1970s. In the house where volunteers will live, the life of the “developed socialism” is completely recreated. They read the plays of Maxim Gorky, eat Soviet products, wear Soviet clothing and waves out of boredom at the Komsomol meetings, devoid of their smartphones and other gadgets. In appearance - just a funny adventure. But why was all this invented? And how will it end for each of them?
“Gorky quest” is an incredible experiment to immerse modern young people in the Soviet era of the 70s. To write this work, Alexander Marinin organized the focus groups of modern youth and described their real reactions in the book.
You will find out how the generation z in the realities of the “developed socialism” would behave.
This novel is for everyone who does not live the present, and who thinks about the future, remembering the past ...
Imagine that you were in the USSR. The good old seventies: stability and peace, free education, lunch in the dining room of the ruble, ice cream of 19 kopecks ... Dream?! Well, the quest will show ...
The organizers selected several guys and girls to participate in a very unusual experiment-traveling in the 1970s. In the house where volunteers will live, the life of the “developed socialism” is completely recreated. They read the plays of Maxim Gorky, eat Soviet products, wear Soviet clothing and waves out of boredom at the Komsomol meetings, devoid of their smartphones and other gadgets. In appearance - just a funny adventure. But why was all this invented? And how will it end for each of them?
Author:
Author:Alexander Marinina
Cover:
Cover:Soft
Category:
- Category:Fiction
- Category:Detective Books
- Category:Poetry & Literature
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:newspaper
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:16+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-04-184825-5
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