About the book: 2024 / Miguel de Unamuno - Spanish classic and philosopher. As a counterweight to the novel, he invented the nivola (or raman) genre, changing the literary rules of the game. Unamuno in “The Fog” makes the reader a co-author and allows him to choose one of two endings. Augusto, the hero of Raman, suspects that he is just a figment of the author’s imagination, that his life is subject to someone else’s will. The light of the pretty pianist's eyes rescues the hero from the thick fog of everyday life, but at the same time brings this fatal thought. However, at first Augusto does not pay much attention to her. All his strength is devoted to pleasing the wayward pianist and winning her away from her groom. However, the girl begins to play with Augusto's feelings. In despair, he decides to take his own life, but first he comes to his creator’s home and finds out that he is going to kill him... The hero of “The Fog” is both “little Hamlet” and Don Quixote. In addition to allusions to Shakespeare and Cervantes, in the text one can catch references to Dostoevsky’s works “Notes from Underground” and “Demons.” Unamuno plays not only with his character, but also with the readers. He makes us doubt his existence, hinting that the world around us and everything that happens in it is also someone’s raman. Illustrations on the covers of the “Magistral” collection. Siesta" are inspired by authentic Spanish and Latin American patterns and symbols. The valves - a continuation of the cover - can be used as bookmarks. The plot of Nivola Unamuno can be excellent material for argumentation in the composition of the Unified State Exam and the Unified State Exam in Russian language and literature.