Confession of the prone son. Senkin S. L.

“Absolute freedom dragged on to my nets... I rolled along a wide road to an unfamiliar country, into the world of hungry cruel spirits... It was surprisingly easy to roll: losing self -esteem, I lost my mental pain and human contempt no longer hurt me. In this earthly hell, one law reigned: do everything you want - and I only have to obey this law. But I wanted to howl from such freedom. ”

with marginal sincerity, but without vulgar naturalism, describing the thoughts and experiences of the heroes, saturating the text with parables and intricate dialogues on religious topics, the author explores the time of post -perestroika Russia. The period of the second baptism, when people rushed into the temples in the hope of building their relationships with God.

it is “here and now” to make their complex, but such necessary choice for the heroes of the book. The choice is deep and meaningful, helping to win over death and get a crown of life.