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"Spheres" is a metaphor novel, the final one in the trilogy of the same name, which includes the dystopian novel "The Executioner" and the collision novel "Antifall."

"Spheres" is a complexly crafted text. It forces you to think, solve puzzles, put together the pieces of a non-linear zigzag narrative, and invites the reader to co-author.

In the deep trace memory of the Seventy-Seventh (the protagonist - a creature whose brain has absorbed the vibrations of the time spiral), the inexhaustible sarcasm of Admiral Yahweh is hidden.

A model of the universe consisting of spheres - the sphere of people and the sphere of phantoms. In it, every minute and every detail is in its place and interacts with others with amazing accuracy and logic, even if at first glance everything seems fake and absurd in the "patterns of chronomirage".

A novel about the hopelessness of wars, about the whirlwinds of endless change that, exfoliating the superficial, leave only the main thing, the thing for which our DNA is renewed - for freedom and reason.