Alexander Kabakov (1943-2020) — writer, journalist, playwright; master of psychological prose and intellectual thriller; author of the novel "Everything is Fixable" (the Big Book Award), the book of memoirs "Aksenov" (co-authored with E. Popov), ironic "Moscow Fairy Tales" and other works. Films have been made based on Kabakov's novels, and his books have been translated in many countries around the world."Moscow Fairy Tales" is a book about the inhabitants of the metropolis. Here, amid the hustle and traffic jams, an ordinary love story becomes fabulous, and the real connects with the mystical. The author tells how the fate of Little Red Riding Hood and the Gray Wolf turned out, whether the Flying Dutchman violates traffic rules and whether the Babel Tower is included in the mortgage program…The book also includes a "Tabloid Novel"."Prometheus took the bag and went to the city. There, of course, he got lost among our other acquaintances — entrepreneurs, PR people, society girls, bandits, ghouls, chairmen of Duma committees, policemen, show business stars, witches, CHOP shop workers, coffee shop visitors, talking animals, Muscovites and guests of the capital. He's probably found a room with some old lady again and is still writing his book. After all, life is one and ends quickly, we must hurry and try."