Book of Life and Death I-II.

This book is a call for a kind of bloody-real dance, an invitation, and even a call for common thinking on the great, eternal and universal questions of life, human existence - consequently unavoidable to anyone (love, humor, human nature, death, faith, hope). ). Fashions, aspects of prestige, canonical ideas did not play a role in the selection, not even genre considerations (there is everything here: fairy tale, poem, short story, novel, narrative, philosophical study, psychological essay, etc.). The editor followed only two principles: whether the writing in question says something new, essential, important, and at what level it is written.