Eight fairy tales about great cats, people and dogs
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The cat-priest Basil organized the meeting of R. Pauls and V. Vysotsky. They both were born in January and in 1966 celebrated their anniversaries in the Moscow restaurant Severny, where Bitles played that evening. This sensational meeting was attended by director A. Tarkovsky and General Secretary of the Communist Party L. Brezhnev. And then the cat already felt that the USSR would rise and turn into an inclined plane, which once could not withstand pressure, sway around its axis and, turning 180 degrees, will absorb the entire previous life. The same inclined plane turned into New York on September 11, 2001, and the cat saved M. Baryshnikov and many other great people. Today, such an inclined plane is the European Union, the Internet and many states. Did the Chekhov seagull shot yourself? Are there any witnesses? This is suicide. And what about the actor who received the role of Latvians in the film by A. Sokurov Is this Putin? According to the novel of the same name by Marisa Druva? But the cat-priest Basil, although it looks harsh and inaccessible, has the most frank soul and the spirit of compassion. The same can be said about the staff of the cat: Grace Savrasov and the old rat. Only the cat-priest and his team know where the veteran of the Great Patriotic War lives, which will pass the last to pass on this earth and who will be the last to go to some other, exalted life, where, I want to believe, there will be no war. The cat confidently holds paws on the world pulse and hopes that he will win the trial of Paul McCartney for copyrights for the first songs of the Beatles. Reader! There are always a lot of truth in fairy tales
Cover:
Cover:Soft
Category:
- Category:Fiction
- Category:Modern Literature
- Category:Poetry & Literature
- Category:Esoteric, Folklore & Myth
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:16+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-907306-48-6
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