White noise
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"Use only original plot," is repeated every fifteen minutes on all radio stations. The scrolling line on the TV screen also reminds viewers of this. The city strictly enforces copyright compliance. Anything can be deemed illegal: a print on a t-shirt, a street screen accidentally captured in a photo with a movie trailer, a misquoted citation on social media... Huge factory furnaces destroy counterfeit goods day and night.
Klim is an inspector of the Intellectual Police. One day he is sent to interrogate Vera Lemeshova. A high school senior wrote a beautiful essay for Intellectual Property Day. Her work took first place, but it turned out that the text was pure plagiarism. Why did Vera do this? Who pushed her to commit such a blatant crime? And how is this connected to the urban legends about mysterious radio broadcasts that are sometimes caught on shortwave frequencies?
Pavel Shushkanov lives and works in Bryansk, teaches at the university. He writes fiction and non-fiction, is involved in local history, travels, and runs a blog. Readers of 'Five Quarters' are familiar with his fantastic stories 'Quarantine Zone' and 'False Memory'. In his new book 'White Noise', he creates an equally atmospheric world that turns out to be not what it seems upon closer inspection.
For young adults.
Klim is an inspector of the Intellectual Police. One day he is sent to interrogate Vera Lemeshova. A high school senior wrote a beautiful essay for Intellectual Property Day. Her work took first place, but it turned out that the text was pure plagiarism. Why did Vera do this? Who pushed her to commit such a blatant crime? And how is this connected to the urban legends about mysterious radio broadcasts that are sometimes caught on shortwave frequencies?
Pavel Shushkanov lives and works in Bryansk, teaches at the university. He writes fiction and non-fiction, is involved in local history, travels, and runs a blog. Readers of 'Five Quarters' are familiar with his fantastic stories 'Quarantine Zone' and 'False Memory'. In his new book 'White Noise', he creates an equally atmospheric world that turns out to be not what it seems upon closer inspection.
For young adults.
Author:
Author:Shushkanov Pavel Alexandrovich
Cover:
Cover:hardcover
Category:
- Category:Humor & Entertainment
- Category:Fiction
Dimensions:
Dimensions:21.6x14.6x1.6 cm
Series:
Series:Distortions
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-907362-99-4
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