Marina Moskvin is a prose writer, author of the novels "Cryo," "Romance with the Moon," "A Genius of Unrequited Love," "Days of Tremor," "Three Sides of a Stone," and collections of stories and tales "Only the Night Between Us," "My Dog Loves Jazz," and other books for adults and children, translated into many languages of the world. A finalist for the "Yasnaya Polyana" prize, she is a recipient of the Andersen International Honorary Diploma. "Moskvin is the shortest path from serious to funny," said writer Boris Minaev. This path led Marina Moskvin to the sensational "Golden Sunday" — a festival for those who have already planted a tree in the Saturday work of their lives, and not just one. Yuri Nikulin, Slava Polunin, Tonino Guerra, Viktor Chizhikov, Dina Rubina, artists, publishers, musicians, actors, wandering minstrels — they are all the culprits of funny, strange, and sad cases that the author has collected like jewels over the years. The bluesy drive of this book invites us to value life above all — for there will be no other, better than this one.
