Kyshtym dwarf, or like an ostrich gave birth to a quail
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Can an ostrich give birth to a quail? Are there aliens and are they appear on Earth? Is humanity ready for new discoveries and knowledge of what goes beyond the usual? The author of this book invites the reader to see how the events would have developed to the reader, to come to someone to come across something so unusual that it does not fit in consciousness. When a lonely old woman in a village in the Urals found a small creature, either a child or an alien, this story began. Scientists were invited to explain the phenomenon that had to be. Is there a digging to the truth or write off numerous oddities that eyewitnesses could observe, for natural anomalies? Or maybe just come up with a good tale about the gnome so as not to confuse the minds of the public? The race for knowledge or their concealment has already begun. It remains to find out what will happen next in the world of science and next to it, and how this will affect every person, the hero of the book or reader. "Kyshtym dwarf, or as an ostrich gave birth to a quail" is the novel by the modern writer Olga Gladysheva, built on paradoxes and oxymorons, but revealing a number of important problems in science, sociology, politics, psychology and philosophy of the modern world. Humanity rushes forward to new knowledge and discoveries, builds hypotheses, makes assumptions, like a squirrel in a wheel, rushes about the vicious circle of the same ideas, imitating violent activity. But suddenly once he will have a chance to approach a long-standing dream and touch a truly big secret?
The question, the answer to which it seems obvious, if you are relying on what they say, becomes absolutely unpredictable if you force yourself to think about what contemporaries are afraid and are looking for. Olga G. Gladysheva set him an edge, showing an extraordinary situation under even more extraordinary angles, which revealed the strengths and weaknesses of the existing society consisting of individuals with their motives, performing the tasks and orders set before them, based on their own ideas about "well" And "bad", firmly convinced, as if they were known to them by the essence of the concept of "common good".
A book that has a funny name and at first glance may seem simply action -packed entertainment literature with an unusual, confusing plot, with a serious attitude to it, it becomes a very deep and full sense. But can we recognize the truth of the author’s thoughts? Or are all the same fairy tales about the gnomic closer to us? We read the novel "Kyshtym dwarf, or as an ostrich gave birth to a quail" and try to be honest with ourselves
The question, the answer to which it seems obvious, if you are relying on what they say, becomes absolutely unpredictable if you force yourself to think about what contemporaries are afraid and are looking for. Olga G. Gladysheva set him an edge, showing an extraordinary situation under even more extraordinary angles, which revealed the strengths and weaknesses of the existing society consisting of individuals with their motives, performing the tasks and orders set before them, based on their own ideas about "well" And "bad", firmly convinced, as if they were known to them by the essence of the concept of "common good".
A book that has a funny name and at first glance may seem simply action -packed entertainment literature with an unusual, confusing plot, with a serious attitude to it, it becomes a very deep and full sense. But can we recognize the truth of the author’s thoughts? Or are all the same fairy tales about the gnomic closer to us? We read the novel "Kyshtym dwarf, or as an ostrich gave birth to a quail" and try to be honest with ourselves
Author:
Author:Гладышева Ольга Г.
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Fiction
- Category:Modern Literature
- Category:Poetry & Literature
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-00143-513-6
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