Amsterdam. Macouen I.

Ian Mcueen is one of the authors of the ruling triumvirate of modern British prose (along with Julian Barnes and Martin Emis). His "Amsterdam" received the Buker prize. The Russian translation of the novel became an intellectual bestseller, and the work of Viktor Golyshev was awarded the Russian Small Bucher Award, for the first and only time awarded precisely for the translation. Two friends - a successful editor -in -chief of the popular daily newspaper and the famous composer working on the Symphony of the Millennium - conclude an agreement on euthanasia: if one of them falls into a state of unconsciousness and ceases to control himself, the other undertakes to kill him...