About the book: 2021 / The second book of the “Kharkov trilogy” by Eduard Limonov is the diary of a rebel and anarchist in his youth. Eddie-baby wanders around Kharkov with poems in his head, longing in his heart and a razor in his pocket. Wandering in search of money, he leads the reader along the working-class outskirts of the city of his childhood, dreaming of becoming a noble robber. But the times of Robin Hoods are over, replaced by the time of hucksters and bandits opposing the “goat tribe.” “Tomorrow will be the day. Until then he will sleep. And while he sleeps, the most decisive part of his pain will leave him and only the pain with which he will have to live will remain." Contains obscene language.