Promezhutok - Kuznetsova Inga

What if we assume that pigeons read scraps of our newspapers at the subway and books in the landfill? That developed consciousness have not only people, but also dogs, trees, ring fingers? Platelets? Bricks, curtains? A crust of bread in a prisoner's holey pocket? The platform of the station where the living and the dead gather? If all beings and objects in this world are watching us, mastering our language, understanding us (and we certainly do not) and speaking?
Don't you believe it? Things will change radically after you cross the space of the vividly surreal - and frighteningly realistic novel by Inga K.
The author creates a shocking model - no, no conditional future (the future is fake, as the characters claim). A beautiful and terrible model of tonight, the maximum - tomorrow morning. When "prose" has already won poetry everywhere, poetry groups, like youth subcultures, are persecuted by armed berserks. When demonstrators are shot. When a great poet is kidnapped and tried to forcibly turn into a literary negro... the one who is endowed with the highest power, has everything (except talent), but dreams of the glory of the poet.
How to survive in this fiercely bright world? How to breathe? How to love and save? Read - and think for yourself.
Inga Kuznetsova is a poet and prose poet, translated into eight languages of the world, winner of the Triumph and Moscow Account awards. He is the author of five poetry books and the acclaimed novel "Patchwork" (2017). "The Gap" is the author's second novel.