The Bird Market
12 hrs. 10 min.
Language
Russian
Authors
Tatyana Tolstaya, Anna Matveeva, Eugene Vodolazkin, Ludmila Ulitskaya, Narine Abgaryan, Pavel Krusanov, Alexander Genis, Dmitry Vodennikov, Ekaterina Rozhdestvenskaya, Alexander Kabakov, Oleg Zobern
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Tatyana Tolstaya
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Anna Matveeva
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Eugene Vodolazkin
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Ludmila Ulitskaya
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Narine Abgaryan
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Pavel Krusanov
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Alexander Genis
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Dmitry Vodennikov
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Ekaterina Rozhdestvenskaya
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Alexander Kabakov
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Oleg Zobern
Narrators
Alexey Dankov, Valery Zakharyev, Galina Chiginskaya, Gennady Smirnov, Elena Delver, Igor Sergeev, Ksenia Brzhezovskaya, Maxim Sergeev
Narrator
Alexey Dankov
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Valery Zakharyev
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Galina Chiginskaya
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Gennady Smirnov
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Elena Delver
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Igor Sergeev
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Ksenia Brzhezovskaya
Narrator
Maxim Sergeev
Description
“Bird Market” is a new collection of short stories by famous writers, continuing the tradition of the bestsellers “Moscow: a Place to Meet” and “Living in St. Petersburg”: thirty-seven authors under one cover.
The book’s heroes are household animals: the cat of Evgeny Vodolazkin, Anna Matveyeva, Alexander Genis; Dmitry Vodennikov’s dachshund; a donkey in a story by Narine Abgaryan; a plush puppy by Lyudmila Ulitskaya; a goat by Roman Sencin; the ants of Alexey Salnikov; and not-quite-household ones: a lobster, Sebastian, whom Tatyana Tolstaya spotted in an aquarium and befriended; a fire medusa that stung Vasily Avchenko in the Amur Bay; an anaconda by Andrey Filimonov, traveling through the sewers; and a crocodile whom Ksenia Buksha interviewed… The compilers of the collection are publisher Elena Shubina and editor Alla Shlyukova. The edition is illustrated with drawings by young St. Petersburg artist Arina Obukh.
The book’s heroes are household animals: the cat of Evgeny Vodolazkin, Anna Matveyeva, Alexander Genis; Dmitry Vodennikov’s dachshund; a donkey in a story by Narine Abgaryan; a plush puppy by Lyudmila Ulitskaya; a goat by Roman Sencin; the ants of Alexey Salnikov; and not-quite-household ones: a lobster, Sebastian, whom Tatyana Tolstaya spotted in an aquarium and befriended; a fire medusa that stung Vasily Avchenko in the Amur Bay; an anaconda by Andrey Filimonov, traveling through the sewers; and a crocodile whom Ksenia Buksha interviewed… The compilers of the collection are publisher Elena Shubina and editor Alla Shlyukova. The edition is illustrated with drawings by young St. Petersburg artist Arina Obukh.
Contents:
01. Narine Abgaryan. Marlezon
02. Dmitry Vodennikov. My poor princess
03. Tatyana Tolstaya. Sebastian
04. Alexander Genis. The Cat’s Path
05. Yana Wagner. Blessed are the poor in spirit
06. Roman Sencin. And papa?
07. Maxim Averin. The Lonely Wolf
08. Evgenia Nekrasova. Two not-real Bulgarian fairy tales
*First fairy tale. The Horse’s March
*Second fairy tale. Guests-leeches
09. Vasily Avchenko. A Kiss of the Jellyfish
10. Evgeny Vodolazkin. Far, far away…
11. Elena Volkova. A Tale about the Mouse
12. Nikolai Alexandrov. About a fish
13. Evgeny Babushkin. And Man Named Names to All the Cattle
14. Grigory Servitel. Seagull
15. Maria Mokeeva. Red pilgrims
16. Anna Matveyeva. The Fourth Cat
17. Ksenia Buksha. Crocodile. Three interviews in one day
18. Oleg Zobern. The Lion
19. Natalya Repina. Almost-Headless Nick
20. Alexander Kabakov. Thought
21. Ekaterina Rozhdestvenskaya. Sacred Animal
22. Sasha Nikolaenko. A Tale about a Mouse and Leo Tolstoy
*The Tale about the cat
23. Alexey Salnikov. Home by the Road
24. Sergey Nosov. Birds of St. Petersburg
*Seagulls
*Crows
*Sparrows
*Pigeons
25. Mayya Kucherskaya. Kotya Motiа
26. Marina Popova. Diamond Pedro
27. Elena Kolina. I’ll call you a Loser
28. Svetlana Mosova. The Crow
29. Pavel Krusanov. The Third Beetle
30. Elena Posvyatovskaya. My animal
31. Alexander Snegirev. Some things have to be done yourself
32. Tatyana Solovyova. Jeeves will soon become a mom
33. Vasily Snegovsky. Zoo
34. Oleg Filimonov. A Praying Anaconda
35. Bulat Khanov. Hugo
36. Lyudmila Ulitskaya. Avva
37. Yuri Rost. Bird Market
About the authors
02. Dmitry Vodennikov. My poor princess
03. Tatyana Tolstaya. Sebastian
04. Alexander Genis. The Cat’s Path
05. Yana Wagner. Blessed are the poor in spirit
06. Roman Sencin. And papa?
07. Maxim Averin. The Lonely Wolf
08. Evgenia Nekrasova. Two not-real Bulgarian fairy tales
*First fairy tale. The Horse’s March
*Second fairy tale. Guests-leeches
09. Vasily Avchenko. A Kiss of the Jellyfish
10. Evgeny Vodolazkin. Far, far away…
11. Elena Volkova. A Tale about the Mouse
12. Nikolai Alexandrov. About a fish
13. Evgeny Babushkin. And Man Named Names to All the Cattle
14. Grigory Servitel. Seagull
15. Maria Mokeeva. Red pilgrims
16. Anna Matveyeva. The Fourth Cat
17. Ksenia Buksha. Crocodile. Three interviews in one day
18. Oleg Zobern. The Lion
19. Natalya Repina. Almost-Headless Nick
20. Alexander Kabakov. Thought
21. Ekaterina Rozhdestvenskaya. Sacred Animal
22. Sasha Nikolaenko. A Tale about a Mouse and Leo Tolstoy
*The Tale about the cat
23. Alexey Salnikov. Home by the Road
24. Sergey Nosov. Birds of St. Petersburg
*Seagulls
*Crows
*Sparrows
*Pigeons
25. Mayya Kucherskaya. Kotya Motiа
26. Marina Popova. Diamond Pedro
27. Elena Kolina. I’ll call you a Loser
28. Svetlana Mosova. The Crow
29. Pavel Krusanov. The Third Beetle
30. Elena Posvyatovskaya. My animal
31. Alexander Snegirev. Some things have to be done yourself
32. Tatyana Solovyova. Jeeves will soon become a mom
33. Vasily Snegovsky. Zoo
34. Oleg Filimonov. A Praying Anaconda
35. Bulat Khanov. Hugo
36. Lyudmila Ulitskaya. Avva
37. Yuri Rost. Bird Market
About the authors
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