In watermelon sugar. Fishing in America. Brotigan R.

This collection includes the two most iconic works of the 1960s brotigan-“In watermelon sugar” and “fishing in America.”

The charmingly crazy surreal novel “In watermelon sugar” is a strange fairy tale for Adults, in which the action takes place in a bizarre-tortured “watermelon world”, where they put monuments of grass and clouds, live reasonable and very polite (but no less carnivorous) tigers, and a lot depends on the color of the crushed watermelons.

“Fishing in America”, which brought the author world glory, a two millionth circulation and truly cult status, was repeatedly called critics “Antroman”, this is a purely modernist work in which the brotigan consciously refuses the usual narrative forms and immerses the reader in the area of ​​the psychedelic kaleidoscope of motives and images, which is more intuitive than logically.