The color of this prose is red. And this book should be on the shelf next to the masterpieces of dystopia by J. R. R. Tolkien. Orwell, L. Carroll, T. Tolstoy…Anton Chizh's new novel - a seemingly absurd fairy tale - conveys the picture of our life much more accurately than the most detailed and truthful report.Absurd. Absurdity. Savagery.I was looking for an office, but I ended up in some creepy abandoned factory. And this is in the center of St. Petersburg! And you wander through the rubber-smelling slums looking for a way out, winding round and round, attracting the attention of the inhabitants of the ruins, some evil freaks, and begging them for help. But the answer is the same: 'There is no way out!'But that doesn't happen! There must always be a way out! Or are they right? Is there really no way out? Not at all...