Крысиха

Apokalipticheskiĭ roman nemet͡skogo pisateli͡a Gi͡untera Grassa, postroennyĭ na dialoge rasskazchika s podarennoĭ emu krysoĭ. On puteshestvuet po opustoshennoĭ Zemle, a ona izlagaet emu istorii͡u gibeli chelovechestva i zakhvata vlasti na Zemle krysami - edinstvennymi vyzhivshimi v Dant͡sige posle primenenii͡a neĭtronnykh bomb i postroivshimi sobstvennui͡u t͡sivilizat͡sii͡u, osnovannui͡u na solidarnosti. Rasskazchik sporit s novoĭ kartinoĭ mira, vydvigai͡a svoi teorii, kotorye stanovi͡atsi͡a vozmozhnymi st͡senarii͡ami dli͡a filʹmov mediamagnata, geroi͡a "Zhesti͡anogo barabana" Oskara Mat͡serata: o khudozhnike Lotare Malʹskate i probleme podlinnosti, o mertvykh lesakh, o pi͡ati zhenshchinakh, kotorye otpravli͡ai͡utsi͡a issledovatʹ mestnui͡u populi͡at͡sii͡u meduz v Baltiĭskom more i taĭno ishchut legendarnui͡u Vinetu kak mesto zhenskoĭ utopii. Na russkom i͡azyke roman izdaetsi͡a vpervye.

An apocalyptic novel by German writer Gunther Grass, based on a dialogue between the narrator and a rat given to him. He travels through the devastated Earth, and she tells him the story of the death of mankind and the seizure of power on Earth by rats — the only survivors in Danzig after the use of neutron bombs and who built their own civilization based on solidarity. The narrator argues with a new picture of the world, putting forward his theories that become possible scenarios for the films of the media mogul, the hero of Oscar Macerath's "Tin Drum": about the artist Lothar Malskate and the problem of authenticity, about dead forests, about five women who go to explore the local population of jellyfish in the Baltic Sea and secretly search for the legendary Vineet as a place of female utopias. The novel is being published in Russian for the first time.