Pavel Lembersky

«It is not for nothing that Pavel Lembersky, of course, belongs to two cities imbued with the spirit of freedom - Odesa and New York.»
MAXIM MATUSEVICH, NEW JERSEY

«There is not enough scent of that time when no one had emigrated yet, our parents were alive and young, there were irreparable losses. The book takes us back there, where we literally feel this already mythical time.»
IRINA KUZMENKO, ODESSA

«Pavel Lembersky's new book, published in Ukraine, was conceived and written by him as a kind of hymn of admiration and support for his sunny hometown, to which the war came.»
GARY LIGHT, CHICAGO

«Imagine Borges writing philosophical conceptual anecdotes using the sparkling language of Isaac Babel. Sometimes the significant parts are located in the breaks between phrases, and one can feel the draft of pain and despair blowing from those gaps which perhaps irony alone can suppress.»
ANTON NESTEROV

«Despite his cheeky tongue, Pavel Lembersky is a melancholic who winks at us so that we don't notice the tears of homesickness welling up in his eyes - about the lost days of Odessa, the warm wind in the harbor, or in the memory of an English professor who insisted on demonstrating important new vocabulary concerning anatomy on her own considerable physicality.»
CICERO