Sini︠a︡i︠a︡ kniga belorusskogo alkogolika. 10 let spusti︠a︡
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In this book, which has already become a bestseller, Anton Kulon unobtrusively and uniquely, through a description of his own experience of drunken and sober life, answers the questions "Why do people drink? Why did I drink? And what is drunkenness?".
Claiming that drunkenness is a search for another spiritual state when the existing one does not satisfy, he shows life with alcohol, this special path chosen by some, in a new way. The reader, led by the author along the roads of the country of Alcoholism, involuntarily comes to the thought: an alcoholic is not some strange homeless trash bum, but his close friend, a writer, artist, opera singer known to him. And, perhaps, this is himself.
The new edition of the book is supplemented with stories about the further life path of its heroes, as well as about other unexpected turns of life.
