March of the Lonely

Today, Sergey Dovlatov is one of the most popular and read Russian writers of the late twentieth century. His works are the same great classic that, with all its scale, remains a simple, employed and accessible to any reader, regardless of age, nationality, reading, or, in the words of the Dovlatov itself, the degree of intellectual pickiness. The lion of loseov formulated it in the simplest phrase: Dovlatov knew the secret, how to write interesting.
In 1980-1982, Dovlatov led the heading in the weekly New American, being his editor-in-chief. This book offers readers a meeting of the elected articles of that era and gives a bright idea of ​​another veneer of the author"s extraordinary talent