Oleg Tresov.
"Ordaria: The Empire Strikes Back! ".
The futuristic novel, full of action, serves as an aperitif with an elegant homage to Nabokov's "other shores": on a very sunny day, a small boy walks through the city, holding the hands of his mother and father and thinking about how he loves them, how happy he is, how many wonderful adventures await him, but soon his world has other plans, but there are no other plans. Scatter into fine dust The miracle of reading occurs at the moment when, not being a fan of the genre at all, I suddenly find myself a completely happy teenager, devouring page after page at 4 in the morning, because there is no way to tear, despite the arguments of my dull mind, I need to find out how Gogol's witch hunt, a shootout with the conspiratorial forces of the new and conspiratorial force of the security of the stars. It seems that the last time I read with such enthusiasm, really, was in my teenage years - my grandparents in Sevastopol had a whole regiment of Bushkov "militants", and this regiment was located on the big balcony where I spent the night.
And so, in the summer of 1998, a thick cold night, windows open to the Dolub tree park, chirping of a swarm of crickets, and I'm in a hurry to finish reading another story about a world of lawlessness, where justice, courage, brotherhood and love must still win - I'm in a hurry first of all, because I don't have the sure opinion of adults, in my opinion, adults shouldn't know. "Inappropriate reading for young people. "Young ladies", and secondly, the world outside my crystal balcony does not operate according to the laws of justice at all, and it will be very difficult to understand it.