Country of cows. Parson E.J.

The Country of Cows could write Thomas Pincon if he had to work in a small college for six months. Pieron with his verbal equilibrics and playing with meanings will make the reader literally mumble with pleasure.

Charlie comes to the College of Cows, where he still does not know what he, the coordinator of special projects, has to do. The tasks seem to be extremely simple - to achieve the extension of the accreditation for the college and arrange a Christmas party with a grand scale.

But Charlie will have to be combated with the bureaucracy: the college has two warring camps, and their enmity may prevent him from achieving the goal. One camp is meat -eaters of the old hardening, while the other is a new generation of vegetarians. In the Labyrinth of “Fly of discord”, a strange teaching staff and a dubious set of Charlie’s academic disciplines will have to look for not the most obvious exits bordering on madness.