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Nikolay Borisovich Deynev (real last name Popov; May 18, 1946, Moscow) is a Russian writer, prose author.
Russian critics often compare him to Mikhail Bulgakov; foreign critics— to Castaneda or Marquez. And this is not accidental: reality in his works borders on philosophy and mysticism. In 2003, his novel “Playing with Words” was included in the “long list” of candidates for the Booker Prize.
The writer also published a number of short stories included in books.

Contents:

01. Alexander Stepanovich lived… (read by Sergey Oleksyak)
02. Two Franciscans (read by Vladimir Levashev)
03. Tightrope Walker (read by Vladimir Tuz)
04. Love (read by Sergey Kazakov)
05. A Walk under an Umbrella (read by Sergey Kazakov)
06. Happiness (read by Alexander Kuritsyn)
07. Usoltsev’s Trick (read by Vladimir Antonik)