Aisid House. Welsh I.

The classic collection of “The undeniable leader in the new wave of modern British literature” (Observer), which “invariably proves that literature is the best drug” (Spin). Here, on the dark inside out of Edinburgh, lost people are trying to find at least some kind of support, but life every time presents a new surprise: either the elevator will take away the eighty-nine floor, then a philosophical colleague will offer to resolve the scientist’s discussion by Mordobody, otherwise the Lord God the Ground turn you into a fly...

the movie "Eisid House" (in the Russian box office-"acid house") was debuted by the future director of the "happy number of slavin" and the television series "Sherlock" Paul McGigan; The film is a film adaptation of three stories of the collection-“Granton Star”, “Rochly” and “Eisid House”. “These stories are written with such incredible energy,” the venerable Jonathan Cowe responded, “with such ruthless humor and with such an abyss sympathy, stated in such an innovative language, are built so revolutionary that the most sophisticated reader will not avoid shock.”