An inconsolable lucky one. From notebooks. Erofeev V.V.

Venedikt Erofeev went down in the history of literature as the author of the cult underground poem “Moscow - Cockerel”, which has already been translated into more than thirty languages. It would seem that the creative heritage of Erofeev is not too large: “Notes of the psychopath”, “Walpurga Night”, an essay about Rosanov and several more works of little prose. Meanwhile, a significant part of the writer’s heritage is the diaries that he has been conducted since the late 1950s: more than 30 notebooks and notebooks have been preserved, where records of a biographical nature are interspersed with notes on occasion, quotes from books, songs and conversations, jokes, punses, their own and their own and their own and their own Alien maxims, etc., becoming essentially a creative laboratory. For fans of Erofeev, this is truly invaluable material.

This edition presents fragments from diaries of different years, including previously not published notes of the 1980s.