Suitcase

Sergey Dovlatov is one of the most popular and widely read Russian writers of the late 20th and early 21st centuries. His novellas, short stories, and notebooks have been translated into many languages, adapted into films, and are studied in schools and universities. "The Reserve", "The Zone", "The Foreigner", "Our People", "Suitcase" - these and other wonderfully funny and poignantly sad Dovlatov pieces have long become classics. "Frostbitten my toes and ears", "drank the day before - it feels like I swallowed a rabbit hat with ears", "alcoholism is curable - drunkenness is not" - Dovlatov's jokes you remember immediately and for a lifetime, and you read the books dozens of times. They never get boring.