Moscow, Adonai!

"Moscow, Adonai!" is an unprecedented artistic experiment on reality and literary fiction; a deconstruction of the novel genre, based on a complete overturning of the world and the assertion of new laws of literary aesthetics. The characters, together with the... readers, undergo a path of splitting reality in an attempt to reach its very essence. On the pages of the novel, there is a cohort of seemingly ordinary characters, archetypal Moscow residents, playing their assigned roles in modern Moscow with all its challenges, sins, and temptations. However, their existence transcends normality with each page, entering a new, mythologically-poetic reality, where the familiar MCC becomes a symbol of eternal rotation, directors become demiurges, and the everyday turns into a modern epic... Very unpredictable prose, realism that initially entices the reader and then begins to explode and slip away from underfoot, as if mocking the reader.

Author: ЛЕОНТЬЕВ А.

Printhouse: Ripol-klassik

Series: Novels of Artemy Leontiev

Age restrictions: 18+

Year of publication: 2020

ISBN: 9785386137427

Number of pages: 400

Size: 60х90/16 mm

Cover type: Твердый переплет

Weight: 517 g

ID: 1395963

"Moscow, Adonai!" is an unprecedented artistic experiment on reality and literary fiction; a deconstruction of the novel genre, based on a complete overturning of the world and the assertion of new laws of literary aesthetics. The characters, together with the readers, undergo a path of splitting reality in an attempt to reach its very essence. On the pages of the novel, there is a cohort of seemingly ordinary characters, archetypal Moscow residents, playing their assigned roles in modern Moscow with all its challenges, sins, and temptations. However, their existence transcends normality with each page, entering a new, mythologically-poetic reality, where the familiar MCC becomes a symbol of eternal rotation, directors become demiurges, and the everyday turns into a modern epic... Very unpredictable prose, realism that initially entices the reader and then begins to explode and slip away from underfoot, as if mocking the reader.