Satirical Novella About the Country Belahrust Is Coming Out
RozUM media publishing house releases Zmitser Burbuts's book «... TO THE FOREHEAD. A piercing story of struggle in 7 ½ parts», which reads as a standalone work, but is more fully revealed in conjunction with the first book of the cycle — the play «Kryptastvaly» (Cryptostems), writes bellit.info.
The second book by the emigrant from Belarus develops his invented universe called #Belahrust, immersing the reader in satire and absurdity. Though at times it may seem that Zmitser Burbuts's satire doesn't quite reach the reality of modern Belarus. «The degree of madness goes off the charts from the very first pages, in order to, on the one hand, shock the naive reader, and on the other — to inexpressibly delight all those who, in our troubled times, simply want to laugh until they cry. Because we've long known how to be sad, but we're only just learning to laugh!» — states the book's description on the publisher's website.
The book has been sent to print, but you can already purchase the electronic version or order print-on-demand.
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