Round Square

"This novel is consistently witty, highly associative,
with elements of dystopia, cheerful and bitter, sarcastic and sometimes
cynical, imbued with humor, irony and, most importantly, self-irony, which is the best means of self-defense, will not let you get bored. And as we know, long live any genre, except the boring one!” Vladimir Orlov

Val Klement was born under the pseudonym Vasil Evdokimov in 1957 in Minsk to a family of university teachers. He studied mediocre at school, went swimming, and in his free time, he watched the clouds.
After graduating from school, he entered the Law Faculty of the Belarusian State University, where he studied the history of the CPSU, Marxism-Leninism, collective farm law, and other useful sciences.
After receiving a higher education, he was assigned to work in the Minsk city prosecutor's office. After some time, the author said goodbye to the prosecutor's office with relief, and the prosecutor's office said goodbye to the author with relief.
From the world of criminals and law enforcement officers, Val Clement returned to the temple of education and upbringing, enrolling in postgraduate studies at the Belarusian State University. He defended his dissertation for the title of Candidate of Legal Sciences and got a job as a lecturer at his native law faculty. In 1990, he was invited to work at one of the leading law firms in Great Britain and moved to England, which gave him the opportunity to gain experience in Western legal practice, learn the Belarusian language and see a different, unfamiliar world. He still looks at this world. He lives in London.