The desire to disappear

Konstantin Kupriyanov was born in 1988 in Moscow. Lawyer for first education, in 2013 he graduated from the Literary Institute. A.M. Gorky. The winner of the Lyceum Prize and the magazine Banner, entered the long list of the Big Book Prize, the short list of the award named after Mark Aldanova (New York)
The book includes the novel “The desire to disappear” about the modern war and the world that ignores it, and the anti-utopia “New Reality”.
“The desire to disappear” is a witty daring thing , witty - because a novel about the war, but there is practically no war itself, daring - in the sense that the “peaceful” writer is taking up the composition of the novel on an extremely painful theme. Perhaps we have before us the first major thing about this war.
Lev Danilkin
In the New Reality, Kupriyanov placed his heroes in conditions of tough autonomy and complete - in the physical sense - hopelessness ... a society of total surveillance, lack of information And the distortions of the truth are caused in the memory of “1984” Orwell. The similarity between the hail doomed Strugatsky is obvious.
Elena Safronova Ural