Отъявленные благодетели. Экзистенциальный боевик

Pavel Selukov was born in 1986 on the outskirts of Perm. At thirty, he began to write. He is now the author of several collections of short stories, a laureate of the Kataev Prize, and a finalist of the “Big Book” award (“To Get Tarkovsky”). “Outlaw Benefactors” is his first novel. Angelina's husband Boris has died. Angelina and her neighbor Oleg set out to scatter Boris's ashes over Red Square, the Neva, and the Black Sea. But during the journey, it turns out that this ritual has serious opponents. “This is a novel about an adventure with a noble goal, in which an action movie happened, and about the main character's reflection on the adventure with a noble goal, in which an action movie happened.” (Pavel Selukov) “It is curious how the Russian reader will react to such a road movie, which begins with the fulfillment of the will of a deceased alcoholic and ends with saving the world in every sense of the word.” (Alexei Salynikov)