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The builders let me pass them by, and only then took their seats on two benches along the walls of the cab. Mother Agatha was the last to climb into the van. She sat across from me with her hands on her Gladstone bag and didn't make a sound on our drive to the village of Lamberhurst. After an hour or so, we pulled over, but what an adventure! Although we couldn’t see the driveway, it was a terrible challenge. The van shook and shivered, rocking us back and forth, like we were going over a pile of logs. After all, when it was over, we opened the door and saw the domes of the church. The builders immediately got out of the cab. They smoked and looked around, then started talking in a low voice. I picked up my daybag and followed them out to the backyard of the church. Going down the stairs, I almost fell off a high running-board. But thank God someone grabbed me and helped me not fall flat on the ground.
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What books have you read lately?
Actually, I didn't read my last book, I listened to it (an audio book ). It
is a new novel by Sergey Lukyanenko, a well-known Russian SF writer. He has wrote the novel "QuaZi", and most of critics have said that it is an
attempt to write about a zombie apocalypse, not using the word ‘zombie’.In addition, it is about the kind of immortality mankind might have, if the logical result of evolution is something like a zombie version of immortality.
Or maybe it’s just a trap? Who knows? By now it’s known that we can expect to see a sequel to "QuaZi", very, very soon — maybe as soon as next year.
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What are your favorite childhood memories?
Talking about my best childhood memories, I believe that one of them is a trip to Georgia with my parents. I was six years old then and just went to school. We stayed two weeks at Irakli’s house, my father’s army friend. In Georgia, for the first time in my life I saw mountains, rocks and palm trees, I rode a cable-car in Chiatura, it was really high up and delightfully. Also we have visited a Georgian village, where live Irakli relatives, his uncles, grandfather and grate-grandfather too. There I have tasted my best ever lamb shashlik and drank a lot of goat milk. Also Irakli’s neighbor let me to fire a shot from a rifle and ride on his camel. It was a really wonderful trip. We all, my parents and I, truly enjoyed Georgia, and I am dare to say that we fall in love with this country forever.
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