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Evgeny Pinelis, a resuscitator in one of the hospitals of New York, was born in Moscow in a family of doctors, graduated from a medical university and works in the USA. “Everything is nothing” - his debut book.
“Eugene Pinelis knows how to mix and scare the reader, twist the empathy lever to the maximum, find perfectly true words and intonation to talk about what we ourselves have not yet learned to talk about. However, his main skill is to tame, to live, describe that eerie new reality in which we all found ourselves in the spring and summer of 2020, integrate it into our ordinary life-and therefore filling what is happening with warmth and meaning. ”
Galina Yuzefovich < Br /> “A book that began as diary sketches about the formation of an immigrant in America reaches his climax in the“ covid haze ”of Pandemia, in its epicenter itself. Time begins to flow differently, a person of the era of the Internet, accustomed to sinking in daily information flows, suddenly turns out to be cut off from the real world, does not know what is happening outside the window, and certainly does not know what the threat looks because of which it is ordered Do not leave the room. “Everything is nothing” - the doctor’s calm and attentive view, combined with the compelled momentum of the recording - becomes not only an important source of information, but also with relevant literature. ”
Alexander Zesin
“ I learned about Eugene Pinelis from Facebook. Then we only entered into a fight with coronavirus, and for many, especially for doctors, his records began to look into the near future.
But this is not only the everyday life of a doctor. These are stories about love for this big and so different New York and about the people living in it. And in this book there is what I appreciate the most. When you read and do not know what you want more - cry or laugh. Everything is nothing. ”
Alexey Motorov
Denis Protsenko
“Eugene Pinelis knows how to mix and scare the reader, twist the empathy lever to the maximum, find perfectly true words and intonation to talk about what we ourselves have not yet learned to talk about. However, his main skill is to tame, to live, describe that eerie new reality in which we all found ourselves in the spring and summer of 2020, integrate it into our ordinary life-and therefore filling what is happening with warmth and meaning. ”
Galina Yuzefovich < Br /> “A book that began as diary sketches about the formation of an immigrant in America reaches his climax in the“ covid haze ”of Pandemia, in its epicenter itself. Time begins to flow differently, a person of the era of the Internet, accustomed to sinking in daily information flows, suddenly turns out to be cut off from the real world, does not know what is happening outside the window, and certainly does not know what the threat looks because of which it is ordered Do not leave the room. “Everything is nothing” - the doctor’s calm and attentive view, combined with the compelled momentum of the recording - becomes not only an important source of information, but also with relevant literature. ”
Alexander Zesin
“ I learned about Eugene Pinelis from Facebook. Then we only entered into a fight with coronavirus, and for many, especially for doctors, his records began to look into the near future.
But this is not only the everyday life of a doctor. These are stories about love for this big and so different New York and about the people living in it. And in this book there is what I appreciate the most. When you read and do not know what you want more - cry or laugh. Everything is nothing. ”
Alexey Motorov
Denis Protsenko
Author:
Author:Pinelis E.V.
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Fiction
- Category:Modern Literature
- Category:Poetry & Literature
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:Offset
Series:
Series: Cool reading
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:16+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-17-132900-6
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