Eternity for temporary use. Shulzhenko I.

“Eternity for temporary use” is Inna Shulzhenko’s debut novel, whose action takes place in Paris. This city, as fate, unites the heroes unrelated to each other: the artist’s in love and his girlfriend, a four non -memorial, a student and an orphaned guy, a lonely flower grinder and a couple separated in his youth. And there is a mysterious carousel here, capable of sending you to the point of no return - to where you made your most terrible mistake, but thanks to the carousel you can correct it and heal for the rest of your life.

Inna Shulzhenko - journalist, writer. In 1986 she graduated from the Faculty of Journalism of Moscow State University. She wrote about society, art, literary criticism and alternative fashion for the magazines "Youth" and "Spark". In the 1990s, the founder and director of the AZ-ART fashion and style gallery, the organizer of the shows at the steel-setting plant, the Khodynsky flight field, in the Golf Club, at the stadium of “young pioneers”, Pushkinskaya Square. The author of the collection of costumes "fashion designer: Obri Berdsley", shown in the Plane named after A. S. Pushkin in Moscow and the Victoria and Albert Museum in London. In 1999 she left Moscow to Tarusa, in 2014 - from Tarusa to Paris, where he lives at present.