write a novel about the nineties. Not about oligarchs gaining power, not about bloody scumbags who don’t care about human life, but about the same boys as my friends and I were then. About teenagers, spoiled by time, and yet - not completely spoiled, capable of the bright, the good, the eternal. This is how the novel “Cross the Sea” appeared. It is about friendship and betrayal, about meanness and retribution, about love and rivalry, about the pit into which rash steps can lead, and how difficult it is to get out of this pit. This is not an autobiography, it is precisely a novel, which means it is fiction. But much of what is described there actually happened. Even more than I would like myself. In order to whet your interest, I will say that I received a proposal to include this novel in the “Classics and Contemporaries” series. But I had to pay for part of the edition, but there was no money for that, so I didn’t become a classic. But the very fact of such a sentence suggests that the novel is quite readable. The finished mura would not have been included in this series even for money. Here is an introductory fragment of the novel “Crossing the Sea”. I would like to post the novel in its entirety, but I can’t - Strelbitsky’s publishing house, which has the right to sell the novel in online stores, will be against it. If you didn't like the introductory snippet, then I apologize for not being able to write better. And if you liked it, then I inform you that you can purchase the novel “Cross the Sea” (in the collection with the novel “Leka”) in electronic form at the following addresses: http://www.litres.ru/eduard-kachan/pereyti-more-leka / http://www.amazon.com/x41F-x435-x440-x439-x442-ebook/dp/B00IQGJXWG http://www.ozon.ru/context/detail/id/28342482/ I am not a naive person, and I understand that the vast majority of those who are interested in what happened to the heroes of the novel next will try to rummage through the wilds of the Internet in order to find a continuation on free sites. Well - “he who seeks will always find”... I, of course, would prefer that my books be read and paid for, but life is life, and therefore it is better to read and not pay than not read at all! But suppose someone read the book for free and really liked it. And at the same time, there is money in the wallet, and the children are not in danger of starvation in the foreseeable future. I would really like such a reader to return to the above addresses and buy the book. Of course, the novel “Cross the Sea” is finished, and it won’t get better or worse because of it. But it depends on how many more novels I write. Agree - it’s one thing when an author writes in the rare hours that he was able to grab “from his main job,” and another thing when he can live off the sale of his books. In the second case, he will write much more. And one more thing - a small request for those who liked the book. Tell your friends about it. I don't have the money to buy myself advertising articles or high places in literary competitions. Therefore, the only type of advertising available to me is word of mouth, from one person to another. This type of advertising has a disadvantage - it is very slow. But there is also a plus - it is very high quality. Newspapers can write anything about anything - the paper doesn't turn red. And a friend won’t offer a friend a blatant poop. Simply because he is a friend. The novel “Crossing the Sea” can also be purchased in paper. True, it is not very simple and not cheap. Here's the thing. Now there is technology that allows a publisher to print as many books as they are willing to buy - at least one copy, at least ten, at least a million. This is very convenient - until the book is ordered, it is not printed, does not gather dust in stores, and the publisher does not lose money. When an order arrives, the book is quickly printed and mailed. This is the future, but in Russia this method is not yet very common. But it is common in Toronto. Here is the address where the novel “Cross the Sea” is sold in paper form: http://www.lulu.com/shop/eduard-kachan/pereyti-more/paperback/product-22185010.html Those who find it difficult to buy the book through the site, can order it at: altaspera@gmail.com Book price

MediaDB / write a novel about the nineties. Not about oligarchs gaining power, not about bloody scumbags who don’t care about human life, but about the same boys as my friends and I were then. About teenagers, spoiled by time, and yet - not completely spoiled, capable of the bright, the good, the eternal. This is how the novel “Cross the Sea” appeared. It is about friendship and betrayal, about meanness and retribution, about love and rivalry, about the pit into which rash steps can lead, and how difficult it is to get out of this pit. This is not an autobiography, it is precisely a novel, which means it is fiction. But much of what is described there actually happened. Even more than I would like myself. In order to whet your interest, I will say that I received a proposal to include this novel in the “Classics and Contemporaries” series. But I had to pay for part of the edition, but there was no money for that, so I didn’t become a classic. But the very fact of such a sentence suggests that the novel is quite readable. The finished mura would not have been included in this series even for money. Here is an introductory fragment of the novel “Crossing the Sea”. I would like to post the novel in its entirety, but I can’t - Strelbitsky’s publishing house, which has the right to sell the novel in online stores, will be against it. If you didn't like the introductory snippet, then I apologize for not being able to write better. And if you liked it, then I inform you that you can purchase the novel “Cross the Sea” (in the collection with the novel “Leka”) in electronic form at the following addresses: http://www.litres.ru/eduard-kachan/pereyti-more-leka / http://www.amazon.com/x41F-x435-x440-x439-x442-ebook/dp/B00IQGJXWG http://www.ozon.ru/context/detail/id/28342482/ I am not a naive person, and I understand that the vast majority of those who are interested in what happened to the heroes of the novel next will try to rummage through the wilds of the Internet in order to find a continuation on free sites. Well - “he who seeks will always find”... I, of course, would prefer that my books be read and paid for, but life is life, and therefore it is better to read and not pay than not read at all! But suppose someone read the book for free and really liked it. And at the same time, there is money in the wallet, and the children are not in danger of starvation in the foreseeable future. I would really like such a reader to return to the above addresses and buy the book. Of course, the novel “Cross the Sea” is finished, and it won’t get better or worse because of it. But it depends on how many more novels I write. Agree - it’s one thing when an author writes in the rare hours that he was able to grab “from his main job,” and another thing when he can live off the sale of his books. In the second case, he will write much more. And one more thing - a small request for those who liked the book. Tell your friends about it. I don't have the money to buy myself advertising articles or high places in literary competitions. Therefore, the only type of advertising available to me is word of mouth, from one person to another. This type of advertising has a disadvantage - it is very slow. But there is also a plus - it is very high quality. Newspapers can write anything about anything - the paper doesn't turn red. And a friend won’t offer a friend a blatant poop. Simply because he is a friend. The novel “Crossing the Sea” can also be purchased in paper. True, it is not very simple and not cheap. Here's the thing. Now there is technology that allows a publisher to print as many books as they are willing to buy - at least one copy, at least ten, at least a million. This is very convenient - until the book is ordered, it is not printed, does not gather dust in stores, and the publisher does not lose money. When an order arrives, the book is quickly printed and mailed. This is the future, but in Russia this method is not yet very common. But it is common in Toronto. Here is the address where the novel “Cross the Sea” is sold in paper form: http://www.lulu.com/shop/eduard-kachan/pereyti-more/paperback/product-22185010.html Those who find it difficult to buy the book through the site, can order it at: [email protected] Book price

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