Monocleon. Sorokin V.G.

The former senior lieutenant of state security, Viktor Nikolaevich, leaning out of the window, watches the joyful crowd on Leninsky Prospekt, chanting holiday slogans in honor of the day of astronautics, and five minutes later he gives a bloody debt to the past. The divorced, lonely Tamara Semenovna, seeing in a dream a six-winged suraton, waking up, worries a truly Kafkian transformation.

The director of the store Sotnikova Ekaterina Stanislavovna is forced to come to terms with her new humiliating role in order to hush up her name, and in the meantime, the little hamster of Timka is waiting for the Prospect’s “Rigonda” converter. The ten -year -old girl Dasha sees a red throat in a whitish eye of a horse's eye.

The collection of the short prose of Vladimir Sorokin “Monoclon” included twelve stories, then shocking and shocking, then unexpectedly touching and lyrical, but always truly deep and forced to think.