"Evgeniy Yuryevich Lukin was born on March 5, 1950 in Orenburg, in twenty years he changed ten cities, three schools, four universities - and eventually earned only one diploma as a teacher of Russian language and literature.
The only event worthy of mention: in 1972, in the village of Nizhnyaya Dobrinka, Kamyshinsky district, Evgeny Lukin married Lyubov Belonozhkina, whom they met while still studying at the Volgograd Pedagogical Institute. For some time, the newlyweds teach in the outback, from where it seems that you will not get out soon. However, a year later, Evgeniy surfaces somewhere near Tashkent as a private SA. This is really important, since the army service will later respond in the story “Invasion” (1981) and the soldier’s fairy tale “Allow me to report!” (1989)."