The City to Love

The City to Love
The third planet from the sun, the eastern hemisphere, up from the Cancer tropic… long story shirt, here I am, face to face with my PC, the keyboard, and the mouse…

Synopsis
The third book is much more kaleidoscopic and richer in characters than the previous two put together. Structurally, it possesses  two parts:
1. "Provincial Summer of '98", which depicts Stepanakert four years after the events of The Ficus period. Now,  it's time for those who stayed alive under bombardments to fight, as hard as they could, to survive in the post-war space. This part is made up of a series of essays published in the summer mentioned in the part's title  in the press of the Republic of Mountainous Karabakh. Yep, both organs scrambled for the stuff and turnd it out in space of a couple of days after each other.
2. Part Two: Beyond the City Limits mostly justifies its name, though
the city to love still remains the center of gravity.

Sincere Gratitude
As before yet more so I'm grateful to my editor, translator, co-author and — what's more — my gossip, and tutor. Thank you, partner, for polishing the clumsy heap of my clunky blabber into something readable.

           Content
Part One: The Provincial Summer of '98
Public Manifestation of Unfalling Gratitude
Students Today: Goals and OutlookA Family Portrait in a Market-Relations Interior
The Genies of Vital Cleanliness
A Holiday Five Weeks Long
The Hell That Failed to Happen
But You Know All of This Yourselves
Touches to a Portrait
The Day Dregs
The Pep Up Hour
Part Two: Beyond the City Limits
From Letters to Alexander ("Essa") Plaksin
A Case of Vodka for Seven Million Dollars
When the Fog Clears…
The August Ookht

words: 32,323  pages: 106

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