Furman"s Book. The Story of One Presence. Part 3. Down the Rabbit Hole

Furman"s book. The story of one presence is an unusual romance study of his own life.
The first part of the book is the country of misstitution - represents a peculiar art refutation of the myth of happy childhood: for a small hero, this time is full of alarms, dangers and bitter gaps. In the second part, which is called transformation, the life of a teenager is soaked in impregnated by elements of sexuality, ambiguous children"s game in politics and destructive loneliness.
You keep the third part of the History of One Presence in your hands - Down the Rabbit Nore. In it, the fluent substance of human life continues its changes, and now the consciousness of a strange lonely teenager of the mid-70s is settled (if not to say infected) the great utopian of the education of the new person. The author immerses the reader in the dyed reality of the semi-propelled youth circles of the era of the developed stagnation. System is sluggishly reacting: the trajectory of the hero"s path in this part of the book runs from one crazy house to another. His relationships with others are complicated, but the radiance of utopia is done only brighter