Vladimir Voinovich. Moscow 2042. Monumental propaganda. Ivankiada

Vladimir Voynovich (1932–2018), creator of the world-famous Ivan Chonkin, possessed a unique ability to see humor even in the terrifying. And Soviet life provided him with rich material for his work. Therefore, the writer's stay in the USSR proved undesirable, and he was expelled from the country and stripped of his citizenship. But do the boundaries of time and space exist for a writer?
Moscow, 2042. Communism in a single city. Three rings of hostility. Nationalism, party loyalty, religiosity, vigilance, and state security. Genialissimo. People with low and high needs. The "preliminary writer" Vitaly Nikitich Kartsev has arrived in such a future with the help of a time machine (a bourgeois invention, of course).
In addition to the dystopian novel Moscow 2042, the collection includes the works Monumental Propaganda, Ivankiada, The Hat, and Case No. 34840.