For fans of the modern Russian publicist and popular author of satirical stories, Alexander Tsypkin, it is no secret that he often uses profanity in his works. And he does not just use, but in every possible way supports this business, calling himself a "priest of mat" and considering this layer of language the most honest of all that exists in Russia. That is why, at the request of like-minded people - friends and readers - Tsypkin decided to publish a special, obscene book, which contains the original versions of stories from the collections "The Girl Who Always Laughed Last" and "Women of Inflexible Age." The book "Unprincipled obscene, or Tragic Misunderstanding" consists of "theatrical" sections characteristic of Tsypkin: "First section," "Intermission," "Second Division," "Bis." In the last section, you will find three new, previously unpublished stories: "Tragic misunderstanding," "Costume" and "Do not anger me, Slavik!." Do you remember Slavik-don't-tell-a-lie, a cunning man and a ladies' man? Without Slavik, of course, nowhere. Especially when it comes to mate.