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Немного великолепия, одолженного у богов
Трогательная и смешная история о нищем египтологе, который в качестве гида-переводчика сопровождает трех богатых туристов, увлекающихся эзотерикой, в поездке по древним памятникам Египта. Постепенно он начинает понимать, что на самом деле целью поездки является зомбирование одной из туристок - весьма состоятельной дамы - двумя другими спутниками. Испытывая симпатию к богатой даме, гид решает помочь ей спастись от влияния опасных приятелей. Но он видит лишь только один путь к этому: убедить своих клиентов, что он избранник высших сил Египта. Начав мистифицировать своих клиентов, он вдруг убеждается, что это у него получается весьма неплохо.
320 pages, Paperback
First published January 25, 2013
About the author
Dmitry Streshnev
3 books1 followerDmitry Valentinovich Streshnev (Russian:
Дмитрий Валентинович Стрешнев) is one of the most interesting specialists in the Middle East. He spent a significant part of his life in those places. He began to publish in the 1990s in literary magazines (Literary Study, We, Resurrection).
In 1998, in Damascus, the story "Yezidka" (in the Russian edition of "Devil") was published in Damascus about an unusual incident with a Soviet foreign worker during the Gulf War. Works in different genres: from retro detective ("Bulkin and Son") to humorous ("Professor, fix your glasses!", "Last fairy tales of the Soviet era") and children's prose ("Forest Spirit").
Dmitry Streshnev is distinguished by the ability to build unusual plots with a touch of mysticism or elements of a joke, without breaking away, at the same time, from the real foundations of our life. Although in his works, as a rule, something attractive and mysterious happens, this is just an excuse to talk about what kind of demons live in the human soul. Reading his works is always interesting and exciting, although they are written about serious things.
Graduated from the Institute of Asian and African Countries at Moscow State University, member of the SP of Russia.
Дмитрий Валентинович Стрешнев) is one of the most interesting specialists in the Middle East. He spent a significant part of his life in those places. He began to publish in the 1990s in literary magazines (Literary Study, We, Resurrection).
In 1998, in Damascus, the story "Yezidka" (in the Russian edition of "Devil") was published in Damascus about an unusual incident with a Soviet foreign worker during the Gulf War. Works in different genres: from retro detective ("Bulkin and Son") to humorous ("Professor, fix your glasses!", "Last fairy tales of the Soviet era") and children's prose ("Forest Spirit").
Dmitry Streshnev is distinguished by the ability to build unusual plots with a touch of mysticism or elements of a joke, without breaking away, at the same time, from the real foundations of our life. Although in his works, as a rule, something attractive and mysterious happens, this is just an excuse to talk about what kind of demons live in the human soul. Reading his works is always interesting and exciting, although they are written about serious things.
Graduated from the Institute of Asian and African Countries at Moscow State University, member of the SP of Russia.
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