Лев и Корица

I͡Uriĭ Buĭda - avtor romanov "Vor, shpion i ubiĭt͡sa", "Dar rechi" i "Pi͡atoe t͡sarstvo", sbornika rasskazov "Prusskai͡a nevesta" i drugikh knig, opublikovannykh v Rossii, Frant͡sii, Velikobritanii, Ėstonii, Polʹshe, Vengrii, Slovakii i Norvegii, laureat premii "Bolʹshai͡a kniga".Roman "Lev i Korit͡sa" - izi͡ashchnai͡a i ozornai͡a fantasmagorii͡a, deĭstvie kotoroĭ v stremitelʹnom tant͡se pronositsi͡a po ulit͡sam Moskvy, Parizha, Rima i severu Italii, - o tom, chto mozhno naĭti nochʹi͡u v parke "T͡Sarit͡syno" ili na zabroshennom voennom sklade v promzone u MKADA, o skhvatke s demonom v oblichʹe pylai͡ushchego orangutana na vershine Monmartra i o sledakh drevneĭ bitvy Kimmeriĭskogo legiona v Li͡uksemburgskom sadu, o rassledovanii zagadochnoĭ propazhi deteĭ v okrestnosti͡akh Verony i o srednevekovykh sektakh, ob izuchenii grimuarov i manuskriptov v sekretnom arkhive biblioteki Vatikana i o stekli͡annoĭ pari͡ashcheĭ t͡serkvi v gorakh bliz ozera Garda......No glavnoe - o bezoshibochnom znanii: zakli͡uchatʹ sdelku s dʹi͡avolom stoit lishʹ radi zhenshchiny."Svoboda beznravstvenna, svoboda - dobycha besstyzhikh.Mir otkryvaetsi͡a tem, kto otvazhivaetsi͡a na pervyĭ shag, - no prinadlezhit tolʹko tomu, kto delaet vtoroĭ". - Novinka v serii sovremennoĭ russkoĭ prozy RESh "Klassnoe chtenie".- Novai͡a kniga I͡Urii͡a Buĭdy, issledui͡ushchai͡a izli͡ublennye avtorskie temy chelovecheskoĭ pami͡ati, identichnosti i li͡ubvi.- V polnom smysle avanti͡urnyĭ roman, otpravli͡ai͡ushchiĭ chitateli͡a v nezabyvaemui͡u romanticheskui͡u krugosvetku - po mestam rodnym, otdalennym, a poroĭ i vovse sushchestvui͡ushchim tolʹko v li͡udskom voobrazhenii. Ot zabroshek u MKADa - do taĭn drevnikh svitkov Vatikanskoĭ biblioteki. Razve polet fantazii uderzhishʹ kordonami?- I͡Uriĭ Buĭda - avtor romanov "Vor, shpion i ubiĭt͡sa", "Dar rechi" i "Pi͡atoe t͡sarstvo". Laureat premii "Bolʹshai͡a kniga", "Malai͡a premii͡a im. Apollona Grigorʹeva" i drugikh. Proza avtora otlichaetsi͡a i͡arkostʹi͡u metafor, poroĭ namerennoĭ komichnoĭ velerechivostʹi͡u i si͡urrealistichnostʹi͡u.

Yuri Buida is the author of the novels "The Thief, the Spy and the Murderer", "The Gift of Speech" and "The Fifth Kingdom", the collection of short stories "The Prussian Bride" and other books published in Russia, France, Great Britain, Estonia, Poland, Hungary, Slovakia and Norway, winner of the Big Book Award.The novel "The Lion and Cinnamon" is an elegant and mischievous phantasmagoria, the action of which sweeps through the streets of Moscow, Paris, Rome and northern Italy in a rapid dance, about what can be found at night in Tsaritsyno Park or in an abandoned military warehouse in the industrial zone near the MKAD, about a fight with a demon in the guise of a flaming orangutan. at the top of Montmartre and about the traces of the ancient battle of the Cimmerian Legion in the Luxembourg Gardens, about the investigation of the mysterious disappearance of children in the vicinity of Verona and about medieval sects, about the study of grimoires and manuscripts in the secret archive of the Vatican Library and about the glass floating church in the mountains near Lake Garda......But the main thing is about the unmistakable knowledge: it's worth making a deal with the devil only for the sake of a woman."Freedom is immoral, freedom is the prey of the shameless.The world opens up to those who dare to take the first step, but belongs only to those who take the second." - A novelty in the series of modern Russian prose RESH "Cool reading".- A new book by Yuri Buida, exploring the author's favorite themes of human memory, identity and love.- In a full sense, an adventurous novel that sends the reader on an unforgettable romantic journey around the world — to places native, remote, and sometimes even existing only in human imagination. From abandoned buildings near the Moscow Ring Road to the secrets of the ancient scrolls of the Vatican Library. Can you hold back the flight of fantasy with cordons?- Yuri Buida is the author of the novels "Thief, Spy and Murderer", "Gift of Speech" and "The Fifth Kingdom". Winner of the "Big Book" award, "Small Prize named after Apollon Grigoriev" and others. The author's prose is distinguished by the brightness of metaphors, sometimes intentionally comical grandiloquence and surrealism.