Unique Item

The author of Dictionary of the Khazars has once more found a new, as yet unseen type of literary play for you: a tale of love and a detective "multy-ending story" that diverges into one hundred branches. Every reader chooses his personal version of the novel, and his own ending to the tale. You have a UNIQUE ITEM! All possible endings are collected in BLUE BOOK.

An intriguing and playful story featuring as main character an androgyne who is a dreamcatcher, possessing an incredible power of smell. Several murders occur in different occasions, an opera singer who last performed as Boris Godunov - the opera by Mussorgskj from Puskin (this detail we discover later is crucial) - dies, some shady characters pop in and out, through it all the androgyne appears to be the link -- she has caught dreams for those people who, by dreaming dreams from their past life and dreams from after their death, forfeit their own present lives.

The author has followed the ancient wisdom that says: the ending is the crown and the demise of a work. Therefore this novel is not like other books. It finishes differently for every reader, so each receives his own end to tale. For this book has one hundred different endings. Like the hundred gold coins that the poor man in a folk tale receives for a magic bird. Thus you can choose whichever ending you prefer. Leave the rest to others. Be satisfied with your own end, you do not need another's.

WARNING:
Just as smoking is bad for your health,
so is the reading of a hundred endings
of the same book.
It is almost like gaining one hundred.
deaths instead of one.

Ficção / Literatura Estrangeira