Mark Haritonov (1937 g. r.) - sovetskiy i russkiy pisatel, esseist i perevodchik - stal pervym laureatom premii "Russkiy Buker" za roman "Linii sudby, ili Sunduchok Milashevicha" v 1992 g. Ego proza i esseistika byla perevedena na angliyskiy, frantsuzskiy, cheshskiy, nemetskiy, gollandskiy, portugalskiy, kitayskiy, yaponskiy, shvedskiy, serbskiy i vengerskiy yazyki. Proza Marka Haritonova poluchila vysokuyu otsenku ne tolko rossiyskih, no i zarubezhnyh kritikov: «Bolshogo pisatelya raspoznaesh, kak hudozhnika, po samoy fakture, po nepodrazhaemomu "koloritu", kotoryy oschuschaetsya vo vseh ego rabotah» - Georges Nivat, Le Journal de Geneve. Filolog Anton Andreevich Lizavin zanimaetsya issledovaniem zhizni i tvorchestva pisateley-zemlyakov 1920-h gg. Sredi nih - zabytyy literator pod psevdonimom Simeon Milashevich, kotoryy vel obryvochnye zapisi na oborotnoy storone fantikov i hranil ih v sunduchke. Lizavin, izuchaya soderzhimoe Sunduchka Milashevicha, pytaetsya svyazat eti obryvki mezhdu soboy, vosstanovit linii sudby tainstvennogo pisatelya. Realnost filologa Lizavina i ego mysli, fragmenty zhizni Milashevicha i ego haotichnye zapisi - vse smeshivaetsya i vystraivaetsya v odin slozhnyy mnogourovnevyy tekst.
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