KRVPre. The house in which horses can live. Edin E.A.

In the book of Evgeny Edin “The House in which the Horses can live” the viscous truth is combined with an air dream. This is a thin, literary means created by the illusion that a person can live at once two lives: real and imaginary - as if going down and upward. Think about what is more important in adulthood: how should it take root in life or learn to slip away from everything that keeps in place? But from the literary trap, Edin does not have a certain exit. This is the prose of the transition, acute to the states of life, to the moments of choice.