Fire. Krin D.

Rachel-a psychologist of a private clinic-at the time of vacation books for himself and his husband, a university teacher, a house in a village, away from everyday fuss. However, a fire occurs there, the lease is terminated, and Rachel is forced to agree with his mother’s friend to live in her country estate. Against the backdrop of the measured, unassuming, poorly, not visible events of village life, the gradual transformation of the heroes - modern German intellectuals, experiencing a family crisis and painfully overcoming an internal discrepancy with each other. The writer Daniel Crin created a “fire” - a novel about the biblical foundations of the relationship of natural and social, material and spiritual, accidental and natural, worldly and religious, personal and general, eternal and temporary in the life of any person - and about the motives of the choice we make in every point of its existence.