Cemetery with Weifai

In the new book of Leo Rubinstein, an epic struggle between the past and the present unfolds. The Soviet past entangles our subconscious, embodied in obsessive images of propaganda, instructions, amendments, prohibitions, reservations, donkeys and other psychopathology of political life.
The author’s attentive view with unmistakable intuition grabs the most resonant informational absurdities and shows what they are made of and how to be with them. But Rubinstein"s approach is far from journalism. Rather, he shows how, armed with common sense and soft humor, the technique of fragmented writing can promptly and accurately respond to the information agenda of modern Russia.
Leo Rubinstein is the author of the books of poetry and essaystics "Home music (2000)," pursuit of hat and other texts "(2004)," Signs of attention "(2012)," whole year. My calendar "(2018)