The groom was all in black pants. Dobrovinsky A.

The attention of readers is offered a collection of stories of the famous lawyer Alexander Dobrovinsky. The book will become a find for real connoisseurs of sparkling humor - thin, elegant, seasoned with a huge portion of discouraging self -irony. In front of us, to a certain extent, the painstaking work of the chronicle of a part of modern society, opening the veil of people's life trying to close from everyone and all photographs of glossy magazines and photoshop of secular chronicle. The lyrical hero of these stories is either sarcastically active, then it has been soothy melancholy, although for the most part it is captured by romance and love, with great pleasure pulling an outside observer there, which took this book in his hands. It is such a researcher that should be a real chronicler.