Breeding imaginary animals

"e;Hesitation and contemplation took a lot of time from the author of this book. These are stories, not autobiographies, although distinguishing between them becomes more difficult after the personal enters the text. We no longer know whether we are in a dream or not Science, do we read journalism or literature? Do we educate ourselves or do we educate ourselves? Our imagination... Between all these dualities move the worlds of fourteen texts. "e;Unconsciously, I followed his example and unwittingly walked into his orbit, publishing my book. I did not repeat this, but began writing, and then I erased all the drafts, reducing the chances of publication as much as possible, or I died Treating what I write as raw material that needs to be edited. Editing is eternal. I scrutinize and revise, evade publication, raise my imaginary animals, obliterate them, reshape them anew, often erasing their traces. "e;