Warlock

Of course, Roman Meteleva is literary through and through - not only the "name of the rose" Umberto Eco, not only the entire domestic literature about the 90s, but also the Plutovsky romance, and psychedelic experiments in the spirit of Hunter Thompson, and the devil knows what else to still ... However, the eternal companion of such "literature" - predictability - the warlock is generally not inherent. The author deftly lays the loops, then scaring the reader with a damn thing, then calming down with its complete exposure, then scratching the realities of the dashing 90s, then stroking with book allusions. <...> "Waroknika" will give one hundred points of the handicap half of the novels from the shortcutist of the Russian Bouquer prize.
Galina Yuzefovich