The whisper of forgotten letters. Naumov L.

What happens after the read book is returned to the shelf? Most people believe that after that nothing happens decisively, that the book is slowly covered with dust, and the popular pages dutifully dutifully store letters in the limp waiting for the following careless fingers. But maybe everything is not so simple? Maybe this book puts off the boring reader, and the letters are no less animated than people? Perhaps the strokes, bends and curls applied by printing paint are only the elements of that abyss that peers at us whenever we spend a quick look along it? It looks like the truth, you just have to listen to the "whisper of forgotten letters." In the book of the St. Petersburg writer and playwright Leo Naumov, intellectual parables are adjacent to metaphysical plays, philosophical novels - with historical phantasmagoria.