Last day of summer. Podshibyakin A.M.

Classic Small Town Horror-as if Stephen King wrote about Rostov 1993; But Podshibyakin knows Rostov better.

Andrei Poshibyakin is a graduate of the Rostov State University and VGIK, the legendary columnist of the entire important gloss of the “zero” in the range from “Poster” and “Esquire” to “Game.exe” and “OM” , author of the guide "Poster" according to California, books "Time of Games!" and "player"; lives in Los Angeles.

the right to film adaptation of his new novel “The Last Day of Summer” was acquired before the release of the book; The release of the series is planned.

Tanais, Delta Don. The ancient land, filled with a lot of fathoms deep into the blood of the Cimmerians, Greeks, Sarmatians, Genoese, Scythians, Romans, Ottomans... She stores the one who sleeps under the mounds.

Rostov-on-Don, 1993. A quiet southern city, lace curtains on the windows and drowning in greenery at home, simple customs, “where they go to a visit without demand, where there is no envy and anger.”

Even the Mongol was afraid of him. Cruel nomads fled from him in horror. After it, as after the plague, the cities were washed into dust. He is able to instill in the minds of people and joke the funniest jokes. He sleeps under the mounds.

Four eighth graders who still do not know that they will soon become friends, lead the usual life for teenagers: they study, fight, fall in love, study karate from video shod films, and hunt for jeans-tops or foreign science fiction... their accidentally spilled blood will wake up the one who sleeps under the mounds.