hello, my name is alexei varlamov, i am a writer and rector of a literary institute. today we will talk about the biography of two wonderful writers, two brothers arkady and boris strugatsky and my guest today is the author of the biography of the strugatsky brothers, a science fiction writer anton viktorovich molchanov hello anton viktorovich hello well, let's do it anton viktorovich i'm just a reader, i'm definitely a fan of the strugatsky brothers, but i'm not a professional. i'm not an expert, you're an expert, so let me ask questions. there may be some statements that will seem fair or not to you, e naive or less naive, and you will answer. so, here are, as it were, a few theses from my point of view. well, firstly, that the strugatsky brothers were originally such absolutely soviet writers at its best. after this word, the soviet people, their father natan zalmanovich strugatsky was a bolshevik, was a fairly prominent figure, that is, of the era, and at the same time the commissar was a culturally educated person, and at the same time, he had a dramatic fate, li

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these two wonderful authors, two writers, two brothers, a to arkady and boris strugatsky, and alexei varlamoviter, rector of a literary institute, was with you. today we talked with anton molchonov about the biography of the strugatsky brothers. this was a podcast dedicated to the strugatsky brothers. good day, dear dear viewers of channel one. i dmitry bak invite you to a literary podcast. let them not speak, let few people read now remembers where this phrase came from. let them say it was such a great spanish film with rafael where they sang songs and there was such a great song diggon lockedan, digan, loca diggan. let them say it meant, let them talk to themselves. it doesn't concern us. it won't affect our love. our podcast is even tougher. he generally forbids speaking, he encourages reading. we are doing this with you. of course , we rarely read anything on the air, but today we will have and this, because today we have completely unique guests known translator from italian poet yevgeny mikhailovich solonovich. hello. evgeny mikhailovich good afternoon. we will be on you, uh, we will b