Where We Are Not. Interweavings in Life. The Present (set of 3 books)

A set of 3 books by Tatyana Ustinova: "Where We Are Not", "Interweavings in Life", "The Present". "Where We Are Not" A long-time friend has died, having fallen out of the window - a most absurd, foolish death! Relations with his beloved wife have completely broken down. Pavel Volkov feels that he cannot cope with the problems that have piled up, with injustice and misunderstanding. Volkov feels that the best times have passed, remaining in the past, the very one where things were so good, and which no longer exists and cannot exist. Volkov feels that he is to blame for everything, even for the fact that the grandmother of a child begging on the street has died, and now he is all alone. Can a six-year-old child fight life alone? .. And yet he will sort everything out – otherwise, it's not worth living!.. And he will make a choice, because there is always a choice, and he will find out who is to blame for the death of his friend. And when it becomes easy and not scary, he will understand that everything is good – not only where we are not. But also where we are too!.. "Interweavings in Life" “To lose, to break, to not keep track, to make a dissatisfied face, to pronounce a sentence is much easier than to preserve, to protect, to make a happy face and to achieve forgiveness! It is generally easier to be unhappy and unloved than to be happy and loved, because love and happiness are hard work!” Tatyana Ustinova. The collection includes the following works: “Tverskaya, 8”, “Never Looking Back”, “Eternal Date”. "The Present" "I write stories about love, which in itself is the ultimate reward, if it is not sick, not mad, not soul-crushing. Sometimes I come up with beautiful decorations for it – houses, cars, lawns, and sometimes I do not come up with any decorations at all, there are plenty of stories where the heroes live in panel houses and work, say, in a hospital!.. It seems to you in a hurry that all of them are about Cinderellas. Nothing of the sort."