Goodnight, America, oh!

You are probably holding in your hands the most popular book by the Moscow-St. Petersburg writer Alexander Tsypkin. It included: - the author’s first biographical story, which gave the title to the entire book “Goodnight, America, oh!” — about the... dramatic and exciting fate of young adventurers from Russia, who conquered the Miami nightlife in the 90s and 2000s, but paid a high price for it; — dystopia “Decimation on the Styx” — about a harsh social experiment at the end of the twenty-first century, revealing the essence of a totalitarian society; - lyrical comedy “What should a woman do if she has two lovers, but needs to choose one”, on which the series of the same name with Elena Lyadova was filmed; - the story “Premiere”, which became the literary basis for Yuri Smekalov’s ballet performance “Three Comrades? What is ballet silent about? And that's not all. All the works in this collection are planned for film adaptation, and it will be all the more interesting to read them in order to then compare the directors’ own ideas and visions.