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The Alexandropol Trilogy is a series of books written in prose, consisting of three autonomous books, united by a common idea – literary reconstruction – based on real stories and facts – a ruined city, which became a metaphor for the collapse of the Soviet Union.


The Mirror of the City Projectionist is the final part of the Alexandropol Trilogy. An unlocked door to an amazing city: old facades packed with modern windows, unsettled dust of collapsed houses, and a mirage of nonexistent walls, fastened together with a solution of old films, real memories, and documentaries. And the mixture of times typical of the trilogy becomes more logical than ever. Because reflections, numbers, months, and years do not matter for mirror reflections. They only overlap, mix, occur, and exist simultaneously.

About the product
Cover:
Hardcover
Publication date:
2019
Dimensions:
16.5 x 23 cm
Pages:
344
Language:
Russian
Author:
Armen Gasparyan
Printing:
Black and White

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