The Man Who Deceived the Devil. Uncensored Stories

The Man Who Deceived the Devil. Uncensored Stories

“If it needs to be explained, then it doesn’t need explaining” — this could be said about many questions raised on the pages of the book you are holding.
This collection of parables and stories by M. Yu. Kharitonov is about... alternative history, parallel worlds, and otherworldly forces. In this way, the author conveys his unconventional view on topics that are usually considered taboo, ignored, or hidden in the shadows.
Myths, fairy tales, parables, and fables in all their diversity shake off centuries of dust and, like the Phoenix, shimmer with new, previously unseen colors.
Mikhail Yuryevich Kharitonov is the author of the sensational novels “Fakap” and “The Golden Key, or The Adventures of Buratino,” a master at playing with the reader, a true rogue in literary worlds.

Author: Михаил Харитонов

Printhouse: Gorodets

Age restrictions: 18+

Year of publication: 2024

ISBN: 9785907762107

Number of pages: 448

Size: 215х145х26 mm

Cover type: hard

Weight: 630 g

ID: 1677619

“If it needs to be explained, then it doesn’t need explaining” — this could be said about many questions raised on the pages of the book you are holding.
This collection of parables and stories by M. Yu. Kharitonov is about alternative history, parallel worlds, and otherworldly forces. In this way, the author conveys his unconventional view on topics that are usually considered taboo, ignored, or hidden in the shadows.
Myths, fairy tales, parables, and fables in all their diversity shake off centuries of dust and, like the Phoenix, shimmer with new, previously unseen colors.
Mikhail Yuryevich Kharitonov is the author of the sensational novels “Fakap” and “The Golden Key, or The Adventures of Buratino,” a master at playing with the reader, a true rogue in literary worlds.

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