Vladimir Voinovich (1932–2018), creator of the world-famous Ivan Chonkin, had a unique ability to see the funny even in the scary. And Soviet life gave him rich material for creativity. Therefore, the writer’s stay in the USSR turned out to be undesirable, and he was expelled from the country and deprived of citizenship. But are there boundaries of time and space for a writer?
Moscow. 2042. Communism in a single city. Three rings of hostility. Nationality, party affiliation, religiosity, vigilance and state security. Genialissimo. People with low and high needs. The “preliminary writer” Vitaly Nikitich Kartsev got into such a future with the help of a time machine (a bourgeois invention, of course)...
The collection, in addition to the dystopian novel “Moscow 2042”, includes the works “Monumental Propaganda”, “Ivankiada”, “ Hat" and "Case No. 34840"
Author: Vladimir Voinovich
Pages: 960 (offset). Hardcover
Dimensions: 215x147x45 mm
Series: Russian literature. Big books
