Invisible cities. Kalvino I.

“Invisible cities” is one of the fundamental books of postmodern literature. Fifty -five novels built according to the laws of fortune telling on Tarot cards and reminiscent of the legendary Decameron J. Bokkaccio. A trip to different cities visited-or allegedly visited-Marco Polo, on behalf of Kubla Khan, under the pen, Italo Calvino turns into a journey through an imaginary world, where the cities are called female names. The book, a book, a book-game, the rules in which the reader himself chooses, studying the novels in an arbitrary order and building his own picture of the magical world-absurd, illusory, but at the same time so similar to the crazy life of modern megacities.