Luhaikina Revenge. Brotigan R.

Richard Brotigan (1935-1984)-American prose writer and poet, a sign figure in the counterculture of the 1960s-1970s, who became the inspirer of many writers from Erlend Lou and Christopher Moore to Haruki Murakami and Sarah Hall.

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< P> The book includes: a collection of stories "Lazhaikina Revenge" of 1971, paradoxical and bright, consisting of both full-fledged stories and from the sketches of the stamps; The historical novel “Abortion” about the full romantic capabilities of the Public Library in California, where only unpublished manuscripts accept; The story “So that the wind did not carry all this away” about one deadly mistake, when instead of a hamburger, cartridges for a pistol were bought.

The mini-collection of the unique prose of Richard Brotigan is a significant event for all admirers of the writer's work, which was in this world is not at home.