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Zahar Prilepin — prozaik, publicist, muziekant, obladatel premii "Nacionalniei bestseller", "SuperNacBest" i "Iasnaia Poliana". Avtor romanov "Obitel", "Chernaia obeziana", "Patologii", "Nekotoriee ne popadut v ad", sbornikov rasskazov "Greh", "Vosmerka", "Sem jiznei", "Opolchenskii romans" i "Botinki, polniee goriachei vodkoi". Tihoe voskresnoe utro v Moskve nachala "nulevieh" vzrievaetsia krikami "revoluciia!", "voina!", "lubov!": eto marshiruet "Souz sozidaushih", vataga molodieh romantikov, lomaushih mir ob koleno. Oni jivut v durnoe, nepravednoe, nechestnoe vremia — i ne hotiat s etim miritsia. Oni jivut biestro i gotovie umeret molodiemi, gotovie pogibnut za svoi mechtu i pravdu. Shumniee mitingi, draki, zahvatie administracii, — i pokoi poluzabroshennieh dereven, gde dojivaut svoi dni poslednie stariki i gde pietaetsia naiti priut glavniei geroi, Sankia, — razitelno nepohoji; no i naivnaia revoluciia, i umiraushii mir russkoi derevni odinakovo obrechenie. "Prilepin opisal sostoianie molodieh umov, etot radikalizm, nigilizm, jertvennost vo imia idei, vo imia imperskogo mifa. I eto dlia vseh otkrietie". Aleksandr Prohanov"Koncentrirovannaia, dvuhsotprocentnaia jizn: volnica, "bunker", konspiraciia, krasiviee voleviee devushki, draki s mentami i banditami, demonstracii, zahvatie, pogromie…“Sankia” mog bie stat tem, chem stala sto let nazad gorkovskaia “Mat”, — probivaushim zashitniee panciri zdravogo smiesla, centralniem dlia svoego vremeni ideologicheskim romanom. Molodaia partiia, molodaia energiia, prognivshaia vlast, revoluciia, romantika, evangelskie sobietiia zdes i seichas, reportaj s Golgofie". Lev Danilkin, "Afisha""Chto-to podobnoe mie uje slieshali u Balabanova v filme "Brat". Sasha Tishin vieshel iz bushlata i svitera krupnoi viazki Danilie Bagrova, on prishel s toi je filosofiei i intuiciei celnosti: u nego est “ogromnaia semia” i vse, chto vokrug, — eto ego, rodnoe. Tolko nujno eto rodnoe privesti v poriadok, pribratsia, viemesti piel". Andrei Rudalev, IA REGNUM.

Zakhar Prilepin is a novelist, publicist, musician, winner of the National Bestseller, Supernatzbest and Yasnaya Polyana awards. He is the author of the novels "The Monastery", "The Black Monkey", "Pathologies", "Some will not go to hell", collections of short stories "Sin", "The Eight", "Seven Lives", "Militia Romance" and "Shoes full of hot vodka". A quiet Sunday morning in Moscow at the beginning of the "noughties" explodes with shouts of "revolution!", "war!", "love!": this is the "Union of the Creative" marching, a gang of young romantics breaking the world over their knees. They live in a bad, unrighteous, dishonest time — and they don't want to put up with it. They live fast and are ready to die young, ready to die for their dreams and the truth. Noisy rallies, fights, seizures of administrations, and the peace of half—abandoned villages where the last old people live out their days and where the main character, Sankya, tries to find shelter are strikingly different; but both the naive revolution and the dying world of the Russian countryside are equally doomed. "Prilepin described the state of young minds, this radicalism, nihilism, sacrifice in the name of an idea, in the name of an imperial myth. And this is a discovery for everyone." Alexander Prokhanov "Concentrated, two hundred percent life: freedom, "bunker", conspiracy, beautiful strong-willed girls, fights with cops and bandits, demonstrations, seizures, pogroms...“Sankya” could become what Gorky's “Mother” became a hundred years ago — piercing the protective shells of common sense, central to its time is an ideological novel. A young party, young energy, a rotten government, revolution, romance, evangelical events here and now, a report from Golgotha." Lev Danilkin, "Afisha""We have already heard something similar from Balabanov in the movie "Brother". Sasha Tishin came out of a pea jacket and a large-knit sweater by Danila Bagrov, he came with the same philosophy and intuition of wholeness: he has a “huge family" and everything around him is his own. We just need to put this native place in order, tidy up, and dust off." Andrey Rudalev, IA REGNUM.