Who knew years ago in Moscow that Nadia Russ would have such dynamic and adventurous life journey, often on the edge, and would end up writing this nonfiction book... An artist-inventor and a former freelance correspondent for two national publications in Moscow during Russian Perestroika, since 2000 she lives in the U.S.. A book "DECA-DaNCE: & How Swindlers, Coxcombs, & Sexists Failed America and How to Break Through & Be Happy" is a tell-all, autobiographical book. Through the prism of relationships with people, often with humour, she explores the variety of issues and subjects such as communism and capitalism in the U.S. and Russia, crime and corruption, sexism and love, elections and governments, more. As a solution to problems she offers the NeoPopRealism philosophy for happier life that she created in 2004. It is illustrated with photographs and photocopies.