“...The capital’s magazine Ogonyok, which “lit up” three times, has been published, subtracting interruptions in publication, for almost one hundred and twenty years, and during this time something almost “fantastic” has happened more than once in editorial policy (and, accordingly, in publications). What can we say about the magazine? Over the years, revolutionary events (in the most literal sense of the word) have occurred in our country more than once. How connected they are is an interesting question; this text is dedicated to an attempt to study the relationship...” (Fiction in a mass weekly as a social indicator)