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'Chto-to ostalosʹ vo mne posle togo pobega iz pionerlageri͡a, posle toĭ dlinnoĭ nochnoĭ dorogi domoĭ; i͡a dumai͡u - besstrashie voli i smirenie pered beznadezhnostʹi͡u chelovecheskogo puti. Chto uvidala i͡a - rebenok - v tom neokhvatnom, tom sverkai͡ushchem okne vselennoĭ, o chem dogadalasʹ navek?<br>Chto chelovek odinok? Chto on neschasten vsegda, dazhe esli ochenʹ schastliv v dannui͡u minutu?<br>Chto dli͡a pobega on sposoben otkrytʹ li͡uboe okno, krome glavnogo - nedostizhimogo okna-prosveta v drugie miry…?'<br>Dina Rubina<br>Predstavli͡aem vashemu vnimanii͡u novui͡u knigu s devi͡atʹi͡u novymi rasskazami Diny Rubinoĭ.<br>Ėto khudozhestvennoe izdanie privlechet t͡seniteleĭ kak sovremennoĭ prozy, tak i sovremennoĭ zhivopisi.

'Something left in me after escaping from day camp, after the long night of the way home; I think the fearlessness of faith and humility before the hopelessness of the human journey. What I saw - children - in yards, including a sparkling window is the universe, what ever guessed?
That man alone? He's always unhappy, even if very happy at this moment?
To escape, he is able to open any window, except the main - unreachable window clearance to other worlds...?'
Dina Rubina
We present to your attention a new book with nine new stories by Dina Rubina.
This art edition to attract fans as a modern prose and modern painting.