The book reveals one insignificant but interesting aspect of Limonov's biography - English. This country hurt him to such an extent that during his lifetime he, it seems, did not at all see fit to discredit it with his literary attention. It turns out that in 1980 Limonov gave several lectures in Oxford, and in addition took part in the first "Poetry Olympics" at Westminster Abbey in London. Journalists from the Sunday Times awarded him a "bronze medal for audacity". One can imagine how furious Limonov was at such a refined English humiliation.

The book reveals one insignificant but interesting aspect of Limonov's biography - English. This country hurt him to such an extent that during his lifetime he, it seems, did not at all see fit to discredit it with his literary attention. It turns out that in 1980 Limonov gave several lectures in Oxford, and in addition took part in the first "Poetry Olympics" at Westminster Abbey in London. Journalists from the Sunday Times awarded him a "bronze medal for audacity". One can imagine how furious Limonov was at such a refined English humiliation.

When the hostility towards me as Chairman of the National Bolshevik Party subsides, they will begin to study this thousand and a half pages.

Andrei Pan reviews for you a new book by the great Russian writer Eduard Limonov, "I don't want to be a simple person".

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