The scourge of God

The “scourge of God” was nicknamed the Romans that were once distraught with horror-the king of the Huns Attil, who literally threw Europe under the hooves of the horses of his countless steppe hordes. The childhood and youth of this extraordinary military leader is devoted to the same story of Zamyatin, written colorfully, excitingly, brightly and figuratively.
In addition to the “Beaming of God”, the collection also includes stories written by Zamyatin in the gloomy era of the revolution and the first post -revolutionary years - stories that demonstrate the most different faces of his outstanding prose talent, from wild satire to poetic lyricism, from hard realism to the philosophical parable