Steel

As is always the case with Yuri Buida, in hot enamel of one genre they are baked with colored interspersed impurities of the genres of others. So this time: a romance rare in Russian prose, Roman acquires a romance of a novel of education, a meta-romance, and memoir-biographical prose from the author. In the center of the narrative is Steal Vyuyev, "Corner tenant in both life and in literature." A talented provincial who comes to Moscow for fame, a cynical erotomaniac, remaining faithful to the only woman, a writer who seeks to remain a fence in the stream of life, in general, a typical Russian person living in a burning house. His path is a chain of meetings and partings, however, like everyone else. But with Vyevev - not like everyone else. And his identity and those women who pulled him into their cycle of life, and those funnels of the time that he fell into are from the category of special ones. Like his name