And the day lasts longer than a century.... Aitmatov Ch.

The most true path to creative immortality is to write from the point of view of eternity. It is from this position that Genghis Aitmatov, a classic of Russian and Kyrgyz literature, a laureate of the prestigious awards writes his prose. His novel-pawn “White Steamboat”, “Peggy Dog, running the edge of the sea of ​​the book”, the novel “Plah” and others translated into dozens of languages ​​and became the property of world literature. In 1980, the publication of the novel “And the day lasts longer than a century...” (then he came out under the name “Burannaya Planned”) made a splash among the reading public, and the title of “ruler of the Duma” was finally fixed behind Genghis Aitmatov. The real edition included the full text of the novel along with the novel “Presenting God...”, written by the author in 1998 as an afterword not only for his main work, but also to the whole creative heritage.