Karaganda nine, or the story of the last days. Pavlov O.O.

The journey of the army funeral team with the “cargo 200” into the defective kingdom of the dead circles around the circle unfolds as the struggle of good and evil for the souls of people. “Karaganda nine, or the story of the last days” is almost an epic metaphor, complete absurd, grotesque, but also the tragedy of life truth. This is the final novel by Oleg Pavlov’s trilogy “The Story of the Last Days”.

In 2002, he received the Russian Bucher Award, and in 2011 he turned out to be the only one awarded this award in the final list of “Buker of the Decade”. This mysterious Russian prose has earned European recognition, translated into many languages ​​- and in 2012 it was recognized as one of the best foreign books published in France, according to the authoritative Prix du Meilleur Livre Etranger, laureates of which were Orkhan Pamuke, Salman Rushcudi, Salman Rushdi. Gunter Grass. In Russia, a separate book is released for the first time.