Late for summer

Andrei Lazarchuk is a living classic of Russian science fiction, a student of the Strugatsky brothers and the creator of his own literary school, the winner of all the main awards in his genre. However, the writer himself believes that his works are not fantasy as such. Determining his own artistic method, he calls him turborainism.
“Late to the summer” - “Hippperman”, an epic in seven parts, describing the history of the world as similar to ours, as much as it is different. A large -scale anti -utopia, in which reality depends not only on actions and words, but also on the thoughts and dreams of its heroes.
“Sorcerer”, “Waterloo bridge”, “Lavieri attraction”. In the first parts of the Hippoperan, the world of Hyperborea slowly slides into the war. The fake newsreel here is more important than reality, and the bullet can be stopped by a look