Earth–Air–Sky

6 hrs. 55 min.

Language Russian

Author German Sadulaev

Narrator Andrey Finagin

Description

A person is defenseless against an attack from the sky—whether it’s divine punishment or a bomb. The human body is fragile and subject to easy, fast, painful destruction. But the souls inhabiting the body sometimes survive. Perhaps one of them, overcoming earthly gravity, will break through into the heavens through the air and learn why all of this was needed. The novel “Earth—Air—Heaven” is a story about the fate of Ernst Jünger of our day—a warrior, writer, and philosopher, just as he can and, perhaps, should be today. Together with him, direct, somewhat rough, and extremely candid, the reader will see the First Chechen campaign, Lugansk after 2014, and the Caucasus of the Great Patriotic War era; he will be able to fight in Syria under “Hitler,” and decide for himself how to die, how to live, and what to hope for if war for Homo sapiens sapiens is as inevitable as it is desired.