Baby Wind. Rubin D.

In the center of the story of this, sometimes shocking, harsh and pain book, is a woman. The heroine, in her youth, is a parachutist and pilot of the balloon, having survived a personal tragedy, forced to do a completely different business in another country, one might say, in the behind the clinic: she is a cosmetologist, lives and works in New -York.

The whole string Strange characters are taking place before her eyes, because, by the nature of her current profession, the heroine is faced with fantastic, today almost ordinary “gender shifts”, with discouraging, and even repulsive pictures of society. And, oddly enough, from this garland, in the words of the heroine, the “cripples” grows a grotesque, tragic, insignificant and high image of modern love.

“This story, in which there should be not a single obscene word, should go out under the stamp of 18+, and preferably 40+... - for everything in it is so naked and defenseless, cynical and piercingly intimate that in many scenes the paint of shame flies a face and splashes in the heart, - a bewildered human heart, at all times bravely and stubbornly dreaming of only one thing: about love... ".