Cosmonauts 80/81. Fakhurdinova M.

“So there is an interesting porch-all the neighbors are characters, you can talk about each for hours, although Mika does not live here for long-for three weeks, as she moved.”

This begins Mila Fakhurdinova’s novel, a young prose writer from Kazakhstan. Erland Lou could tell the story of Miki - with his love for cheerful absurdity, and Karl Uve Knausgor could also be ready to meditate over every fallen ciloon.

Actually, from such seemingly unimportant "eyelashes" and this book is collected. It all starts with the theft of an expensive carpet, which the heroine put out for a minute at the door - and continues with a strange semi -fantastic “thrip” throughout the city, during which even a real psychic appears...

everything that we love in Scandinavian prose "Hugge", and all for which we have not yet had time to love the modern prose of Kazakhstan is united in the novel. Touching, funny, eccentric and sincere, like loneliness.