Burattini. Fascism Has Passed
3 hrs. 26 min.
Language
Russian
Author
Mikhail Elizarov
Author
Mikhail Elizarov
Narrator
Semyon Mendelson
Narrator
Semyon Mendelson
Description
“It would be a mistake to perceive these texts as essays in the purest sense. What you have here are, rather, monologues of characters from an unwritten novel.
The heroes snarl and philosophize, then do some absurd, provocative, or even anti-constitutional deeds. In an ordinary novel, this is called the plot.
The book’s ‘offstage’ part is, in fact, the actions themselves. That’s why the reader is invited to carry them out independently, as they read.” Mikhail Elizarov
The heroes snarl and philosophize, then do some absurd, provocative, or even anti-constitutional deeds. In an ordinary novel, this is called the plot.
The book’s ‘offstage’ part is, in fact, the actions themselves. That’s why the reader is invited to carry them out independently, as they read.” Mikhail Elizarov
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