Перекрестья

Chelovechestvo umeet lechitʹ - i unichtozhatʹ. Molitʹsi͡a - i proklinatʹ. Sozdavatʹ krasotu - i razrushatʹ velikoe. I chasto na vysshem sude zvuchit kholodnyĭ itog: urok ne usvoen…"Perekrestʹi͡a" - sovremennye filosofskie pritchi o vybore, kotoryĭ kazhetsi͡a melochʹi͡u, no nezametno sdvigaet t͡selye sudʹby. Otdelʹnye istorii skladyvai͡utsi͡a v zhivui͡u mozaiku: to smeshnui͡u, to strashnui͡u, to shchemi͡ashche svetlui͡u - i zati͡agivai͡ut v mir, tak pokhozhiĭ na nash, no budto podchinennyĭ bolee slozhnym zakonam. "Perekrestʹi͡a" - kniga o tom, chto vse v nashem mire vzaimosvi͡azano. I o tom, chto inogda odna kapli͡a dobra v Chashe Resheniĭ sposobna izmenitʹ vse.

Humanity knows how to heal — and destroy. To pray and to curse. To create beauty is to destroy the great. And often a cold conclusion is heard at the supreme court: the lesson has not been learned... "Crosshairs" are modern philosophical parables about a choice that seems like a small thing, but imperceptibly shifts whole destinies. Individual stories form a living mosaic: sometimes funny, sometimes scary, sometimes painfully bright — and are drawn into a world so similar to ours, but as if subject to more complex laws. "Crosshairs" is a book about how everything in our world is interconnected. And that sometimes one drop of goodness in a Bowl of Decisions can change everything.