Humour

“Careful, the doors are closing, the next station...” - how many times a day do residents of megacities hear these words? And you can’t count them! In the li...

Around the age of thirteen, Sinitsyn realized that he would never fly into space. Even then he had myopia and was overweight, but people like him weren’t acc...

Stark and vibrant, the two halves of this sutured book expose the Frankenstein-like scars of the assemblage we call “human.”In “Another Governess” a woman...

Japan is a country that combines opposites: yin and yang, old and new, one’s own and someone else’s. Some may think that this country is losing its identity ...

Italians - what are they like? This is the question you will most likely ask yourself as you prepare to set foot on hospitable Italian soil. Of course, you a...

An electronic book does not have a direct printed counterpart. It includes two adventure stories by Igor Vsevolzhsky, published during the Great Patriotic Wa...

No one knows what a dream really is, although, as usual, there are thousands of assumptions and hypotheses. One thing is for sure, no matter what it is, the ...

We live with you in a unique time - an era of change, about which our descendants will tell stories, compose songs and parables. I tried to imagine what it m...

Not all yoghurts are equally healthy. So are experiments. Don't go for a walk, children, to Africa

As a manuscript. We have all repeatedly heard about all sorts of groups of anonymous people, alcoholics, parasites, cat lovers and games with candy wrappers,...

When an intellectual accompanies his reflection with a fair amount of beer, strange thoughts are sometimes born.

The story “The Curate and the Actress” by Rafael Sabatini (1875–1950) was first published in The Royal Magazine in November 1899. Place and time of action - ...