Debri. Tsirk na cherdake - Uorren R.

"First God does not tell you to kill, and then puts you in such a position that you are forced to kill, not to kill." Such paradoxes form the backbone of Robert Penn Warren's novel "Debri." From them grow the most important conclusions for this writer - about honesty to the past, the relationship of good and evil, tolerance and justice to others. In addition to the novel, the book includes the best of Warren's stories - very diverse, but always painted with deep psychology and subtle irony.