October. 2017. No. 3
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In the March issue - a guest from Denmark: Translation of the popular novel by Jacob Vedelsby "Hunt for Shadow". The acute -modern detective, which allows us to fly throughout Europe, looking into the mysterious corners of old city centers and private mansions. The hero-journalist in a clash with powerful organizations that determine the future of European civilization and third world countries hopes not only to solve the main issues of modern society, but also to heal personal mental trauma.
The stories of science fiction writer Alexei Gedeonov open a portal to biblical antiquity, spiritual tension of the Middle Ages and the charm of old Europe. But wherever the writer abandones us, in his living and full -screen world we feel contemporaries of the events described by him - not immediately realizing that they became the acting faces of the immortal myth.
"fishing stories" of Alexander Kirov invites you to survive one of the main male hobbies as a ritual of transition to a new life, and maybe another measurement of being. And the young writer Inga Kirkizh brings to the limit the voltage of the “woman’s summer” - trying to reconcile the ripened daughter and never matured mother.
The prose -experimenter Dmitry Danilov constantly publishes on the pages "October" his poems are a kind of rhythmic meditation, in which relevant social issues are revealed in the light of a deep understanding of the structure of life and man.
Writer Alexander Kabakov presents Milena Bazarova’s documentary notes on a women"s prison, where the author managed to see and describe the cartography of the fate of modern Russians and get closer to the roots of social evil.
Musical critic Alexander Belyaev analyzes the biographies of large musical figures of the twentieth century: Dmitry Shostakovich, Leonard Cohen and John Cage, performed by means of artistic prose, journalism and popular art history.
And the psychologist Lyubov Kochergin proposes to consider in the most discussed books of Russian writers the possibility of psychotherapy for modern society
The stories of science fiction writer Alexei Gedeonov open a portal to biblical antiquity, spiritual tension of the Middle Ages and the charm of old Europe. But wherever the writer abandones us, in his living and full -screen world we feel contemporaries of the events described by him - not immediately realizing that they became the acting faces of the immortal myth.
"fishing stories" of Alexander Kirov invites you to survive one of the main male hobbies as a ritual of transition to a new life, and maybe another measurement of being. And the young writer Inga Kirkizh brings to the limit the voltage of the “woman’s summer” - trying to reconcile the ripened daughter and never matured mother.
The prose -experimenter Dmitry Danilov constantly publishes on the pages "October" his poems are a kind of rhythmic meditation, in which relevant social issues are revealed in the light of a deep understanding of the structure of life and man.
Writer Alexander Kabakov presents Milena Bazarova’s documentary notes on a women"s prison, where the author managed to see and describe the cartography of the fate of modern Russians and get closer to the roots of social evil.
Musical critic Alexander Belyaev analyzes the biographies of large musical figures of the twentieth century: Dmitry Shostakovich, Leonard Cohen and John Cage, performed by means of artistic prose, journalism and popular art history.
And the psychologist Lyubov Kochergin proposes to consider in the most discussed books of Russian writers the possibility of psychotherapy for modern society
Cover:
Cover:Soft
Category:
- Category:Detective Books
Series:
Series: Oct. 17
ISBN:
ISBN:0132-06373
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