Two parts of Ihar Babkou's novel "Khvilinka" re-released under one cover
A new edition of Ihar Babkou's "Khvilinka" has been released – now with both parts under one cover, including an appendix in the form of "Three Conversations on Lutheran Hill," writes bellit.info.

"Khvilinka" is a novel-memory, a novel-utopia, a novel-shelter. A story about a Minsk cafe that existed in the 80s but did not disappear with the era. It decided to stay: with its visitors, their dreams, life journeys, dreams. As a place where one can come. Where one can meet – oneself and others. Where everything is connected to everything and everything echoes everything," reads the annotation.
The book can already be ordered with delivery to EU countries.
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