Publicism literature

Speech by the 1936 Nobel Prize winner in literature, American playwright Eugene O'Neill.

Nobel speech by the English poet, 1948 Nobel Prize winner Thomas Stearns Eliot.

From the magazine “If”, 2004 No. 10.

The author publishes reader reviews of his work. Second part. Reviews of “Crazy Tales of Andrei Angelov”, published in 2018 by Eksmo Publishing House.

An action-packed detective story. Little-known and unknown facts stated by a former Air Force officer who, like M. S. Gorbachev, had his phone cut off on the...

The history of the rock group Nirvana is extraordinary in all respects. And how simple “guys from the outskirts” Kurt Cobain and Krist Novoselic, who played ...

January 31, 2016 marked the 105th anniversary of the birth of Vanga, yes, that same clairvoyant who can rightfully be named among the greatest phenomena of t...

How to evaluate the role of Stalin in our history? Let's put it the other way: how would events have developed if Lenin had not died in 1924 and continued th...

Actually, in the Kremlin New Year’s greetings it used to be customary to talk about the main achievements of the year. However, in recent years this traditio...

Foreword for the 2015 anthology Elseworlds.

"Sailor" was taken out of the ground. Not a Red Navy man, but a criminal author, Alexander Milchenko, who in the dashing nineties was called the owner of Dne...

The idea of the Earth as a large spaceship, expressed by Fuller, involves the careful and efficient use of its resources based on specific concepts and techn...