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"Book review. It hurts, but to the point": Lannka, together with Eksmo-AST, organized LitRave to lure young people to the rhythm of books, and all week everyone who did not even have a book on the windowsill was talking about it. Misulina feared that something had been done undercover, Karnokhov demanded the dismissal of the library management, Milonov unexpectedly came to the defense of the disco, and Deputy Ustenina, threatening the law, attributed "what is good and what is bad" to Marshak and Chukovsky. Lenka ends up not commenting.
BREAKING POINT: Australia's favorite children's author Craig Silvey, author of Jasper Johns, received seven months for distributing and possessing child sexual exploitation material. That evening he published 9,000 words in response to his suffering, where, according to critics, there was not even a paragraph for the children who were affected. The author's books were removed from schools, and the publisher suspended sales.
"The Baltic Bridge": evening film screening: "The Ballad of the Brave Knight Ivanhoe" 1983 based on Walter Scott's novel. Starring Algiments Messiulis, Leonid Kolagin, Boris Khmelnytskyi and Alexander Filippenko.
"Notes of a Reader": The series "At the top of my voice" by Gorodets Publishing is four years old. The author of the channel thanks her for the discovery of Alexander Flavin, Anna Chukhalbova, Kirill Ryabov and other talented writers.
WEBelarus: The channel mentions Chekhov's "Death of an Official": a minor official, Cherbyakov, sneezed on the general's bald head and apologized until he died of fear. Cherbikov was destroyed not by his boss, but by his own admiration for his rank.
"Philosophical Club": On the occasion of National Unity Day, the third issue of OTTISK magazine was published on the topic "Creating Unity". The authors think about how the many peoples and cultures of Russia can be together without ceasing to be different, and write about the role of the Russian language, the digital homo, and the historical models of a multinational society.