The wiring broke off, so what. Levkin A.

San Sushi Palace, a bar in the historical quarter of Riga, a random song, the name of which does not manage to remember. In each of the three parts of Andrei Levkin’s book, the text is born from observations of reality, and then it itself becomes an object of reflection. A walk along Potsdam and Riga or Internet surfing on cult rock albums turn into a consistent cut-off of the “external” layers of reality, an attempt to identify the spirit of place and time. Levkin’s original letter strives for the ultimate accuracy, which brings him closer to poetry: thanks to this property of his language, the imaginary and real spaces of Europe, described in the book, are revealed to the reader in a completely new world.

Andrey Levkin - a prose writer, editor, journalist, laureate of Andrei Bely Prize in the nomination "Prose" (2001). The author of the UFO publishing house "Happiness", "Marpa", "From Chicago", "Vienna, the Operating System (Wyen OS)", "Naked Brains, Tiles of Tiles".