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| Author | Kafka F. |
| Title | Razyskanija odnoj sobaki |
| Description | The new book in the Nosorog illustrated series is Franz Kafka's short story Investigations of a Dog, translated by Anna Glazova. Written in 1922, the text dates back to Kafka's late period and is structured as a quasi-scientific investigation. A dog explorer attempts to discover the origins of food, the nature of the "dog people," and the sources of mysterious music — an art that disrupts the usual order. The explorer strives to form a complete picture of the world, but his investigations are not rewarded with knowledge, but lead only to extreme exhaustion. However, this very moment proves to be a turning point for the story's hero. He abandons scientific research and turns to the mystery of music.
The publication is accompanied by photographs by artist Kirill Savelyev. They depict the everyday, going beyond the rational and transposing it into an otherworldly world of the random and sometimes absurd. The heroes of many of his photographs are stray dogs who, like the animals in Kafka's story, exist in a world without people, and this pushes them to try to become its, the world's, chief interpreters, to probe that existential uncertainty that connects dogs and people. |
| Year | 2026 |
| Publisher | Nosorog |
| Pages | 56 |
| Cover | Paperback |
| ISBN | 978-5-6055744-2-2 |