Description

Siarhei Kalenda has compiled his prose for adults into a single volume.

It is a comprehensive book that includes the collections “Baltic Socks,” “The Decalogue,” “Mimicry,” “Taking Everything Into Account” “All Included,” “Stories in Costumes,” “Architectural Stories,” “Selected Stories,” as well as the novellas “Journey to the Edge of the Bed,” “Sometimes Punk Dies,” and “Aquarium”.

Siarhei Kalenda could have become the town madman, but to the disappointment of his jealous opponents, he achieved success both as an author and as a stylist. His prose is dominated by paradoxes and the logic of life, which is unmatched in its ability to make one laugh.

Many of the author’s stories are mystical, even terrifying, drawing from the hazy thoughts of a sleepless night images and themes one would rather not encounter in reality. One can certainly speak of a unique authorial style, one that nevertheless exists within the same universe as the works of Neil Gaiman.