Queer.de:
A brisk three works best when three completely different people packed together. The smart, career-oriented bankers Kirill, the wayward and eccentric cord, and the experimental Ilya offer just this combination that makes for pretty much fire. No, meant here is not sex. It's about the excitement, the three guys can produce different temperaments in an apartment in Moscow. And there are plenty in the first book by Konstantin Kropotkin
But first the reader has to solve a few irritations. At the first the cover is to blame. The packaging is half the battle in selling, but in the stories of Konstantin Kropotkin act not teenagers, as they on the envelope, it sees are men, which they would have problems at any of 30 + party. The second you stumble over a sometimes antiquated wording. Since the brothers Grimm is colloquially actually not "offered for sale monkey mouth". Since the translation for a modern history is still noticeably conservative.
These little things are already there but that there would be criticized. Otherwise, the smile is predominant in reading, because really there is Sodom and Gomorrah, like the fictional neighbors find the fictional WG offense. Loud dispute because of mistake zerdepperter favorite coffee mugs, the screaming drag queen who would love to become a pop star, existential concerns that should be solved by the matchmaking with a rich unattractive gay men, love of family grief in bulk pack, and of course lots of love between the three. These are the items that ignite in a frantic pace. All of a sudden you get to the last page on which there is a melancholy farewell, and one wishes that it simply goes on.
The stories in "WG Russians" were in the years 2003 to 2004 published in the Internet on the gay.ru and reached cult status there. Each episode of the online soap opera has been commented on by hundreds of readers. The author was born in Siberia in 2001 moved from Moscow to Frankfurt / Main and worked there as a correspondent for several Russian media. Using the Russians WG "he managed to be funny debut in Germany. Please more of that.
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