Russia-2028 by Semyon Skrepetsky - HTML preview

EPILOGUE.

Hello, my dear listener.

I decided to end this book on this note. Don't judge too harshly - this is my first attempt at writing and voicing. When I started writing, I planned to limit myself to a short story, but I got carried away. Especially for the book, I recorded several songs and did all sorts of sound effects. Don't try to draw parallels between the events in the book and our reality. The book is fiction, and the coincidences in it are coincidental. I wrote it for my subscribers on YouTube, and if I offended anyone's religious feelings, know this: I don't care, I didn't write it for you, and you didn't buy it from me.

I want to say a huge thank you to my subscribers for their moral and financial support. A special thanks to my subscriber from Yaroslavl for the gift of a tape recorder on which I dubbed the book. It's just that in Verkhnyy Skolenostanovo in Roskreprodmag no tape recorders are sold, and no one has even heard of such fag devices.

If I don't get into the punishing bottle of Russian justice soon, I'll probably write something else. Well, come on, crowbarbers, God grant you happiness, a house full of deadwood, and that your jar of hawthorn tincture never runs dry.

Semyon Skrepetsky

2019.

ABOUT AUTHOR

Semyon Skrepetsky is the pseudonym of a video blogger, musician, artist, and writer who hails from Altai Krai, Russia. He was engaged in architecture, farming, blogging, and painting. For his bright satirical anti-Russian activities, he constantly received threats of physical violence and criminal prosecution. As a result, in 2021 he left for Poland, where he received political asylum.

He creates paintings in the style of non-conformism. In his work he sharply criticizes the Russian political regime, Stalinism and the "Russian world" in general with the help of social satire. The total audience of the channels is more than 50 thousand viewers and readers.

You can see Semyon Skrepetsky’s paintings on the website of the art gallery: https://skrepeckiy.com/

Translated by Alex Ross: «For my Good and respectable Friend – Semyon Scrappertsky».