Урок анатомии. Пражская оргия

Roman i novella pod odnoĭ oblozhkoĭ, zavershenie trilogii Filipa Rota o pisatele Natane T͡Sukermane, alʹter ėgo avtora. "Urok anatomii" - odna iz samykh silʹnykh knig Rota, napisannai͡a s bleskom i i͡umorom istorii͡a zagadochnoĭ bolezni znamenitogo T͡Sukermana. Odurmanennyĭ bolʹi͡u, lekarstvami, alkogolem i narkotikami, on bolʹshe ne mozhet pisatʹ. Ne geroi li ego sobstvennykh proizvedeniĭ naslali na nego porchu? A mozhet, tainstvennyĭ nedug - prosto krizis srednego vozrasta? "Prazhskai͡a orgii͡a" - i͡arkiĭ finalʹnyĭ akkord literaturnogo seriala. Popav v sot͡sialisticheskui͡u Pragu, T͡Sukerman, ėtot balovenʹ literaturnoĭ slavy, osoznaet, chto tvorchestvo v totalitarnom obshchestve - zani͡atie opasnoe, chrevatoe nepredskazuemymi posledstvii͡ami.

A novel and short story under one cover, the end of Philip Roth's trilogy about the writer Nathan Zuckerman, the author's alter ego. "Anatomy lesson" is one of Roth's most powerful books, written with brilliance and humor the story of the mysterious illness of the famous Zuckerman. Besotted with pain, drugs, alcohol, and drugs, he can no longer write. Did the heroes of his own works cast a spell on him? Or maybe the mysterious illness is just a midlife crisis? "Prague Orgy" - a bright final chord of the literary series. Once in socialist Prague, Zuckerman, this minion of literary fame, realizes that creativity in a totalitarian society is a dangerous occupation, fraught with unpredictable consequences.