На грани. Сенсационный роман, основанный на реальных событиях

Roman osnovan na realʹnykh sobytii͡akh, no soderzhit vymyshlennye personazhi, mesta deĭstvii͡a i obstoi͡atelʹstva. V osnove si͡uzheta romana Viktora Matveeva "Na grani" - nevydumannai͡a istorii͡a piratskogo zakhvata grazhdanskogo sudna v vodakh Skandinavii, pervai͡a za poslednie 500 let. "Na grani" - intrigui͡ushchiĭ kriminalʹnyĭ si͡uzhet, napisannyĭ poėticheskoĭ prozoĭ, napominai͡ushchiĭ po svoim ni͡uansam Pasternaka, Bulgakova i Gogoli͡a - inogda mifologicheskiĭ - inogda so vkusom mrachnogo i͡umora… David Mossop is a PhD lecturer in Linguistics at the University of Sofia, Academic Editor, New Bulgarian University. Member of the Chartered Institute of Linguists UK. Vse byli potri͡aseny piratskim zakhvatom sudna u beregov Shvet͡sii v 2009 godu: i͡a, moi kollegi i partnëry v lesnoĭ promyshlennosti i v sudokhodstve Finli͡andii i Shvet͡sii, vse, kto rabotal s VM. Roman "Na grani" udivli͡aet opisaniem glubiny razrushitelʹnykh perezhivaniĭ i khronikoĭ tragicheskikh sobytiĭ, napisannoĭ nastolʹko filigranno, chto po mere prochtenii͡a opi͡atʹ pogruzhaeshʹsi͡a v perezhitui͡u obstanovku 2009 goda, potrebovavshui͡u nezauri͡adnogo muzhestva ot avtora. Susanna Ahola Director Interasco Timber, Helsinki. Avtor postavil dostatochno riskovannyĭ ėksperiment, skrestiv dokumentalistiku s ėzoterikoĭ. Tem ne menee, kokteĭlʹ poluchilsi͡a khotʹ i terpkim, no prii͡atnym na vkus. Dinamika sobytiĭ derzhit chitateli͡a v napri͡azhenii, ni na minutu ne pozvoli͡ai͡a emu usomnitʹsi͡a v realʹnosti proiskhodi͡ashchego, chem roman Viktora Matveeva vygodno otlichaetsi͡a ot li͡ubogo vydumannogo trillera. A otkrovenno napisannye ėmot͡sionalʹnye perezhivanii͡a geroi͡a sozdai͡ut ėffekt polnogo prisutstvii͡a. D. Lisov Kapitan Dalʹnego plavanii͡a. Kniga illi͡ustrirovana khudozhnikom Dmitriem Shaginym.

The novel is based on real events, but contains fictional characters, locations, and circumstances. The plot of Viktor Matveev's novel "On the Verge" is based on the unreal story of the pirate seizure of a civilian ship in the waters of Scandinavia, the first in the last 500 years. "On the Edge" is an intriguing crime story written in poetic prose, reminiscent in its nuances of Pasternak, Bulgakov and Gogol – sometimes mythological – sometimes with a taste of dark humor... David Mossop is a PhD lecturer in Linguistics at the University of Sofia, Academic Editor, New Bulgarian University. Member of the Chartered Institute of Linguists UK. Everyone was shocked by the pirate seizure of a ship off the coast of Sweden in 2009: me, my colleagues and partners in the forestry industry and in shipping in Finland and Sweden, everyone who worked with VM. The novel "On the Edge" surprises with a description of the depth of destructive experiences and a chronicle of tragic events, written so filigreously that as you read, you again immerse yourself in the experienced situation of 2009, which required extraordinary courage from the author. Susanna Ahola Director Interasco Timber, Helsinki. The author has set up a rather risky experiment, crossing documentaries with esotericism. Nevertheless, the cocktail turned out to be tart, but pleasant to the taste. The dynamics of events keep the reader in suspense, not for a minute allowing him to doubt the reality of what is happening, which is why Viktor Matveev's novel compares favorably with any fictional thriller. And the openly written emotional experiences of the hero create the effect of full presence. D. Lisov is a long-distance captain. The book is illustrated by the artist Dmitry Shagin.