1. B. Akunin "Eurasian Empire. History of the Russian State. The Age of Queens" Evaluation: 4 Limitations: No. Genre: History I never hid the fact that I loved the work of Boris Akunin. Especially the early books, which I read many times and will continue to reread. I also have a positive attitude towards this project, which is scolded by many people. But...there is a lot But, and each time more and more. I respect both as a writer and as a person Grigory Shalvovich Chkhartishvili, and although I do not accept his political positions, I cannot understand why he cannot preach them openly. But not in books. Unfortunately, he is losing more and more balance. He is no longer a man "above the battle", a writer who shows different sides, pluses, and minuses. He is a citizen who wants to kick, punch and knock down the country where he was born and grew up. And in every book, it is visible more and more. And this is an unpleasant surprise. For... Why is this all? Do you have a desire to rene