Wine of the dead

“Wine of the dead” — the Junior novel of the popular French classic of the twentieth century. Romain Gary, the pilot, diplomat, hero of the Second world war, a brilliant novelist and a great mystifier, was twice awarded the famous Goncourt prize: for the first time in 1956 as Gary, the second in 1975 as Emile ajar. This novel has only signed his real name — Roman Katsev, — amazing fate. The manuscript, donated by the author to the friend of his youth, was considered lost forever. However, half a century later, she showed up at the auction, and the centenary of the writer's book finally saw the light. In the popular medieval genre of “dance of death” Gary tells us about the incredible adventures of my drunken hero on the other side. A novice writer gives full rein to exuberant imagination and sarcasm. His caricature dead souls from act up, copying the living. In the novel the intended subjects of many famous works of the future Gary-ajar. The book became a worldwide sensation.