The authors of the almanac boldly work with plots and collisions, with metaphors and allegories, with the very form of the text, with its rhythm, with its breath. There is grotesque, irony, philosophy, and lyricism here. Other planets and exotic islands flash here, and very close by are quite recognizable, purely earthly landscapes... There is everything here to prove that fantasy has not gotten lost in the three pines of primitive plots, that Cinderella is still alive and preparing for new achievements.

“The world around us is like a kaleidoscope: as soon as you change the angle of inclination, the visible picture changes. Previously, any deviation from the norm painted existence in negative black colors. Now I independently regulate the colors of my own everyday life, sticking mostly to neutral, calm tones. Sometimes you want to add bright, saturated colors to add richness to the image, but you have to restrain yourself: in the modern world, doomed to eternity, such desires, as well as other manifestations of joy, are considered pampering and an unaffordable luxury...” (Marina Belaya.)