Insomnia
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Dan moved to America. For a while - he is studying at the university in Chicago. The semester goes on its own way: the 19-year-old young man selectively goes to classes, starts new friends, reluctantly and does not immediately fall in love. Here, far from his native Moscow, life might seem to him gray, if not for one "but": in the nightstand lies a reliably hidden black knee. In it is the true goal of the trip.
The new day-day novel Evgeny Rudashevsky describes the moment of a painful and inevitable transition from the "teenager" into adulthood. On the threshold of the 20th anniversary, the main character for the first time understands that it is by no means omnipotent, and discovers that the world is far from ideal. It’s not too late for Dan to take everything into his own hands and change: getting rid of paternal pressure ("You will be an excellent lawyer, the place is already waiting for you!"), To immerse yourself in creativity, to accept reality with all the flaws. Or at least live the life that the heroes of the beloved Keruak had: to collect friends, jump into the car and rush away where they look.
Evgeny Rudashevsky - perhaps the main expert on teenage psychology (at least male) among modern authors. He seemed to not become an adult: the thoughts and feelings of his heroes from 14 to 20 years old are so accurately recreated. The novel "Insomnia", on the one hand, differs from the novels that have become popular "Hello, my brother BZOU!", "Where the Kumutkan and the Ravenus go, and on the other, it is similar to them by mood. But if in those stories as in the book "Solongo
The new day-day novel Evgeny Rudashevsky describes the moment of a painful and inevitable transition from the "teenager" into adulthood. On the threshold of the 20th anniversary, the main character for the first time understands that it is by no means omnipotent, and discovers that the world is far from ideal. It’s not too late for Dan to take everything into his own hands and change: getting rid of paternal pressure ("You will be an excellent lawyer, the place is already waiting for you!"), To immerse yourself in creativity, to accept reality with all the flaws. Or at least live the life that the heroes of the beloved Keruak had: to collect friends, jump into the car and rush away where they look.
Evgeny Rudashevsky - perhaps the main expert on teenage psychology (at least male) among modern authors. He seemed to not become an adult: the thoughts and feelings of his heroes from 14 to 20 years old are so accurately recreated. The novel "Insomnia", on the one hand, differs from the novels that have become popular "Hello, my brother BZOU!", "Where the Kumutkan and the Ravenus go, and on the other, it is similar to them by mood. But if in those stories as in the book "Solongo
Author:
Author:Boretsova Tatyana, Vasin Alexander, Rudashevsky Evgeny
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Children's Book
- Category:Fiction
- Category:Historical Literature
- Category:Modern Literature
- Category:Poetry & Literature
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:offset
Series:
Series: Ya
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:16+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-00083-449-7
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