Last day of summer

Classical Small Town Horror-as if Stephen King wrote about Rostov 1993, but Poshybyakin knows Rostov better.

Andrey Podshibyakin-a graduate of the Rostov State University and VGIK, the legendary columnist of the entire important gloss in the range From the Poster and Esquire to Game.exe and OM, the author of the guide Poster in California, the books Time of Games! And the Gaming, lives in Los Angeles.
The rights to film adaptation of his new novel “The Last Day of Summer” were acquired before the release of the book, the release of the series is planned.

Tanais, Delta Don. The ancient land, filled with a lot of fathoms deep into the blood of the Cimmerians, Greeks, Sarmatians, Genoese, Scythians, Romans, Osmanov ... She stores the one who sleeps under the mounds.
Rostov-on-Don, 1993. A quiet southern city, lace curtains on the windows and drowning in green at home, simple customs, “where they go to a visit without demand, where there is no envy and anger.”
Even the Mongol was afraid of it. Cruel nomads fled from him in horror. After it, as after the plague, the cities were washed into dust. He is able to instill in the minds of people
and joke the funniest jokes. He sleeps under the mounds.
Four eighth graders who do not yet know that they will soon become friends, lead the usual life for teenagers: they study, fight, fall in love, study carats from video shows, hunt for jeans-brows or foreign science fiction ... their accidentally spilled blood will wake up the one who sleeps under the mounds.

“This is the Kinge story about the last summer of childhood, the provincial city and the ancient evil, which has to be dealt with without adults, and the colorful Rostov Ister about the nineties about the nineties , which we remember so that you will not forget - but first of all this is a story about how lonely and scary to actually be a child. ”
Yana Wagner
“ Small gopniks and large bandits, corrupt cops and Evil teachers line up in a figure, according to which, as in the steps, a smiling death will enter the world. Only four teenagers could withstand her ... If they themselves were not a portal through which death entered the city.
A hard but very exciting novel.
Shamil Idiatullin