Autumn in California. Volkovysky Kerim Lvovich

previously declared himself as a poet and translator, Kerim Volkovysky not so long ago turned to prose and risked as a debut to offer a “love reading”, which is based on the resurrection in the memory of the lived and experienced. With confessional frankness, the author speaks of love, sometimes unclear, contradictory, painful, but always beautiful. Volkovysky left the Soviet Union at thirty years old, traveled a lot around Europe and the world, and this explains the variety of places of action and the multiplicity of the heroes in his prose, but there is a common thing that is characteristic of all the works of the author is an extraordinary sympathy with which he describes the professor The son of Selima Dvorkin, brought by fate from Perm the sixties in today's Switzerland, and a self-confident French politician who destroyed his career because of a random connection with the maid, and the amazing Rosalie Katz from San Francisco, who loved the Georgian young man.