Polygon. Bystritsky G.

In his new book, Grigory Bystritsky expands the geography of the heroes. Along with the conditions of the Far North already familiar to the reader (“Two views on the Hirschorna” from the “People of the Arctic” cycle), cultural centers of Europe appear, confused by spy intrigues of the Middle East of the forties of the last century, the modern realities of North and Latin America, in which the Russians are well -guided. The central place in the collection is occupied by the play “Polygon”, which is based on a conflict among successful technocratic youth. The support of the capital's street protests, as funds against the arbitrariness of officials, contrasts the arguments that Russia should no longer be a landfill for experiments. The audience is given the opportunity to decide for themselves on whose side they are a conflict.