Poetry as a challenge to the ordinary - at the presentation of Maxim Glazun's book "From the Profane," guests will be able to hear a living word, balancing on the edge of kitsch and revelation. An evening for those who appreciate language, the play of meanings, and the subtle boundaries between form and sincerity. The poetic evening at "Order of Words" promises to be simultaneously intellectual, sensual, and a bit daring. Maxim Glazun, the author of the new book "From the Profane," invites you to a conversation about poetry, where each verse is a challenge to tradition, a play with form, and an immersion into the aesthetic layers of language. The book combines the incompatible - street slang and philosophical lyricism, playful imagery and compassion, irony and inner honesty. According to critics, Glazun's work is unafraid to balance on the edge of kitsch, as through the linguistic eclecticism, a living essence invariably emerges - compassion for the world, love for the word, attention to detail. The event will be of interest to poets, writers, students of philological and humanitarian faculties, as well as anyone seeking genuine emotions and bold forms in literature.