He was and remains an invisible writer for many. Novelist, playwright, screenwriter (Solaris, Slave of Love, The Seventh Bullet, The First Teacher), he lived in exile for 21 years and died in Berlin in 2002. Petrushevskaya wrote: “The great Russian writer Gorenshtein left Russia without seeing his collected works, his films, without receiving the Booker.” Thank God, the number of those who have read and are reading Gorenshtein has been increasing in recent years: books are being published, his prose is being filmed, and plays are being staged. his works. On the Radio Liberty website you can watch a documentary about the writer, and the Internet project “Gorenstein’s Worlds” is dedicated to him. On the writer’s birthday, we are publishing Gorenstein’s last story, “The Arrest of an Anti-Semite,” and two previously unpublished humoresques, which were filmed by Rezo Esadze in TV movie “Clicks” (1973) with the participation of the best Georgian actors of that time.