About the book: year / The little-known writer Jose Brago died of cancer in the institute clinic in which he was treated, and out of gratitude he bequeathed to them his works, which at that time , let's be honest, had no value. And after the death of the patient, the “great” Professor Bonnard himself suddenly became interested in the writings of an unknown graphomaniac, which he handed over to the institute, and, using his influence, made him a great writer. Moreover, it turns out that in the will there is a clause according to which Bonnard becomes the sole guardian of his son in the event that Mario wishes to benefit from the fruits of his father’s writing activity. Large sums constantly flow into the institute's coffers, and new works are annually retrieved from Bonnard's mysterious posthumous portfolio.…