Cars like me. Macouen I.

from the author of modern British prose, famous for his novels “Amsterdam”, “Atonement”, “Unbearable Love” and many others, laureate of the Buker Prize, Yen Macouen. Intellectual prose in every sense. Against the backdrop of the political situation in England, when the time has come to Margaret Thatcher to leave the post of prime minister, and in science Alan Turing made a breakthrough in the field of creating artificial intelligence, the history of the main characters develops.

Charlie's lost loser is in love with Miranda - A girl in the past of which is a big secret. When Charlie suddenly gets sick of money, he first buys Adam - one of the first androids. Together with Miranda, they create a personality to Adam. A new creature is an almost perfect person. And soon the Trinity forms a love triangle.

The author asks the most important questions in the novel: what makes us people? What determines our actions and the inner world? Can a machine understand the human heart?

as Adam is our near future. Are we ready to perceive an inanimate machine as an animated creature.

how perfect Androids are and how imperfect we, sometimes not understanding ourselves.

“The foliage falls.

in the spring We will revive,

but, alas, not you. "