Sankya
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Zakhar Prosepin is a prose writer, publicist, musician, winner of the National Bestseller, Super Nazbest and Yasnaya Polyana. The author of the novels “The Abode”, “Black Monkey”, “Pathologies”, “Some will not fall into hell”, collections of stories “Sin”, “Eight”, “Seven Life”, “The Militarm of Romance” and “Boots full of hot vodka” .
A quiet Sunday morning in Moscow the beginning of the “zero” explodes “Revolution!”, “War!”, “Love!” Exligns: this is marching the “Union of Creeping”, a watga of young romantics, breaking the world on the knee. They live in a bad, unrighteous, dishonest time - and do not want to put up with it. They live quickly and are ready to die young, are ready to die for their dreams and truth.
Noisy rallies, fights, captures of the administrations, and the peace of half -abandoned villages, where the last old people live their days and where the main character, Sankya tries to find a shelter, - It is strikingly unlike, but the naive revolution and the dying world of the Russian village are equally doomed.
“Prilepin described the state of young minds, this radicalism, nihilism, sacrifice in the name of the idea, in the name of the imperial myth. And this is a discovery for everyone. ”
Alexander Prokhanov
“ Concentrated, two hundred percent life: freemen, “bunker”, conspiracy, beautiful volitional girls, fights with cops and bandits, demonstrations, captures, pogroms ...
“Sankya” could become what Gorky “mother” became a hundred years ago - piercing protective shells of common sense, a central ideological novel for its time. Young party, young energy, rotten power, revolution, romance, gospel events here and now, reporting from Calvary. ”
Lev Danilkin,“ Poster ”
“ Something similar we have already heard Balabanov has in the film Brother. Sasha Tishin came out of a pea jacket and a large knitting sweater in Danila Bagrov, he came with the same philosophy and intuition of integrity: he has a “huge family” and everything around is his native. Only you need to put this native in order, proceed, take out dust.
Andrey Rudalev, IA REGNUM
A quiet Sunday morning in Moscow the beginning of the “zero” explodes “Revolution!”, “War!”, “Love!” Exligns: this is marching the “Union of Creeping”, a watga of young romantics, breaking the world on the knee. They live in a bad, unrighteous, dishonest time - and do not want to put up with it. They live quickly and are ready to die young, are ready to die for their dreams and truth.
Noisy rallies, fights, captures of the administrations, and the peace of half -abandoned villages, where the last old people live their days and where the main character, Sankya tries to find a shelter, - It is strikingly unlike, but the naive revolution and the dying world of the Russian village are equally doomed.
“Prilepin described the state of young minds, this radicalism, nihilism, sacrifice in the name of the idea, in the name of the imperial myth. And this is a discovery for everyone. ”
Alexander Prokhanov
“ Concentrated, two hundred percent life: freemen, “bunker”, conspiracy, beautiful volitional girls, fights with cops and bandits, demonstrations, captures, pogroms ...
“Sankya” could become what Gorky “mother” became a hundred years ago - piercing protective shells of common sense, a central ideological novel for its time. Young party, young energy, rotten power, revolution, romance, gospel events here and now, reporting from Calvary. ”
Lev Danilkin,“ Poster ”
“ Something similar we have already heard Balabanov has in the film Brother. Sasha Tishin came out of a pea jacket and a large knitting sweater in Danila Bagrov, he came with the same philosophy and intuition of integrity: he has a “huge family” and everything around is his native. Only you need to put this native in order, proceed, take out dust.
Andrey Rudalev, IA REGNUM
Author:
Author:Prilepin Zakhar
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Fiction
- Category:Modern Literature
- Category:Poetry & Literature
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:printing
Series:
Series: Zakhar Prilepin
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:18+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-17-137376-4
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