That's exactly how it is and no other way

Dmitry Vodennikov's new volume is always an event. And this book is no exception. Individual poems and poetic cycles, already part of the treasury of Russian literature: "Book of Runes," "Heavenly Fox," "Rosehip," "Draft," the poem-novel "Angel in the Hourglass," poems written after a long period of silence, and finally selected essays — all this awaits to be enjoyed by you, dear reader. The poet's intonation leads the streams of consciousness and strings of images — forward and upward to the infinite Russian unconscious. And — to the living poetic word. And most importantly — directly to the human soul. That's exactly how it is and no other way.