The marina of the saints
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The last book, written by the Great Burrose during his stay in London. One of the pearls of his creative heritage - and, possibly, the most intellectual of his late works.
A strange, bizarre story of a person not only expanding the boundaries of consciousness, but also the studying psychological and subconscious depths of his inner “I”
The Hero"s psychedelic journey gradually turns into a genuine Odyssey through the dark nooks of time and space, art, philosophy and sexuality.
The “pier of the saints” was also called the “postmodern experience of an autobiography” and “a guide to Dante"s hell of the human psyche,” but no Definitions cannot fully convey the entire depth of this book
A strange, bizarre story of a person not only expanding the boundaries of consciousness, but also the studying psychological and subconscious depths of his inner “I”
The Hero"s psychedelic journey gradually turns into a genuine Odyssey through the dark nooks of time and space, art, philosophy and sexuality.
The “pier of the saints” was also called the “postmodern experience of an autobiography” and “a guide to Dante"s hell of the human psyche,” but no Definitions cannot fully convey the entire depth of this book
Author:
Author:Burrose William
Cover:
Cover:Soft
Category:
- Category:Fiction
- Category:Modern Literature
- Category:Poetry & Literature
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:newspaper
Series:
Series: Chuck Palanik and his fighting club (soft)
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:16+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-17-114344-2
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