Light navel. Roman in three fonts and one manuscript of light. Andonovsky V.

To those geniuses of Russian literature to whom the author devotes his book should add another one: Pushkin. Because Andonovsky’s novel is exactly what one of the main poems existing in Russian is written about. His finale: “Rise, a prophet, and see, / fulfill my will / and, bypassing the seas and earth, / the verb of the people's hearts” exhaustively formulates the meaning of what two hundred years after Pushkin was written by today's Macedonian writer, our contemporary.

A philosophical novel, a theological novel, a novel in which a mad, incinerating temperament is replaced by thoughtful meditativeness. The scene of the verbal duel of the protagonist with his publishing agent is incredible, fantastic, stop breathing.