And the world on the earth

This book is a collection of stories and stories, balancing on the verge between village prose and philosophical essays, can be recommended to readers who prefer realistic works, and most importantly, those who do not like primitive and simple literature. An exciting, and sometimes action -packed action unfolds in the recognizable realities of the Russian North of both the Soviet and the post -Soviet era. A look at what is happening from the point of view of the Russian Orthodox man, whose childhood passed in the Pomeranian village of Lopshenge, a sacred place, beloved by M.M. Prishvin and Yu.P. Kazakov, gives this prose a special charm. Pavel Grigoryevich Krenev, Deputy Chairman of the Board of the Union of Writers of Russia, Laureate of All -Russian and International Prizes Nikolai Leskov, Alexander Nevsky, "Russian Hoffmann", "Golden Vityaz", "Russian Myths", winner of the gold medal of Vasily Shukshin and other literary awards. They were obtained, including for the works included in this book. The best literary critic of Russia Lev Anninsky, shortly before his departure to the world of another, wrote about these texts: "Pavel Krenev’s prose is the most important revelation of our spiritual state. ” Krenev’s works were translated into Bulgarian, Polish, Turkish, Estonian and Serbian