Tabia is thirty -two. Novel. Konakov A.A.

2081. After the disaster, the country was isolated from the outside world. Russian literature, declared by the source of all troubles, was replaced by chess, and instead of the novels of Tolstoy, Dostoevsky and Turgenev in schools and universities, parties of Karpov, Spassky and Botvinnik study. Cyril studies the history of chess in graduate school, falls in love, jealous and lives the life of a completely ordinary young man - until a series of sudden discoveries jeopardizes all his ideas about the world. “Tabia thirty-two” Alexei Konakov is a phantasmagoric novel-head-headed about the fatal patterns of fate, and a witty language experiment to cancel imperial thinking, and an exciting anti-utopia about attempts to resolve the question of how to equip Russia.

Alexei Konakov is a literary critic, an essayist, a poet, an independent researcher of late Soviet culture, a prize laureate Andrei Bely, co -founder of the Leon Bogdanov Prize.