Ideal Che. Intuition and new unprincipled stories
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Ideal Che. Intuition and new unprincipled stories
9.99 €
"Intuition" is the first interactive play in Russia. It is based on a conversation between the author and Konstantin Khabensky about what awaits us on the other side of life. Readers will be able to answer the question posed at the end of the play and save one of the characters, see http://tsypkin.com/intuition.
"Perfect Che" is the author's first novel, "an anthology of ambient absurdity," in his words. At intermission - stories about sex and about love, and for an encore - two stories that previously came out in a version with foul language, but readers asked for a decent version to give to anti-obscene friends. "Somehow Alexander and I began to ponder and fantasize about what people have been pondering and fantasizing about for centuries, millennia before us. What's There, on the other side of life and death? What is there about, Who is there? From this were born monologues and dialogues, formed into a composition, which we called 'Intuition'." Konstantin Khabensky "Alexander Tsypkin's work is surprising, twisted and full of humor. His stories are movies waiting to be filmed. He inherited O'Henry's capacity for unexpected theatrical twists, Twain's wit and Gogol's sense of the absurd. And Tsypkin presents all of this in his own unique way that is relevant to today." Paul Lazarus, director (Friends, Beverly Hills 90210, Melrose Place)
"Perfect Che" is the author's first novel, "an anthology of ambient absurdity," in his words. At intermission - stories about sex and about love, and for an encore - two stories that previously came out in a version with foul language, but readers asked for a decent version to give to anti-obscene friends. "Somehow Alexander and I began to ponder and fantasize about what people have been pondering and fantasizing about for centuries, millennia before us. What's There, on the other side of life and death? What is there about, Who is there? From this were born monologues and dialogues, formed into a composition, which we called 'Intuition'." Konstantin Khabensky "Alexander Tsypkin's work is surprising, twisted and full of humor. His stories are movies waiting to be filmed. He inherited O'Henry's capacity for unexpected theatrical twists, Twain's wit and Gogol's sense of the absurd. And Tsypkin presents all of this in his own unique way that is relevant to today." Paul Lazarus, director (Friends, Beverly Hills 90210, Melrose Place)
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