The Incredible Events in Women's Cell Number 3
Autor Kira Yarmysh Traducere de Arch Taiten Limba Engleză Hardback – 6 feb 2023
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9780802160737
ISBN-10: 0802160735
Pagini: 384
Dimensiuni: 152 x 231 x 38 mm
Greutate: 0.52 kg
Editura: Grove Atlantic
ISBN-10: 0802160735
Pagini: 384
Dimensiuni: 152 x 231 x 38 mm
Greutate: 0.52 kg
Editura: Grove Atlantic
Notă biografică
KIRA YARMYSH was born in 1989 and has been Russian opposition leader Alexey Navalny's press secretary since 2014. She graduated from Moscow State Institute of International Relations. In connection with her work for Navalny she has been arrested several times and spent a month in prison. The Incredible Events in Women's Cell Number Three is her debut novel.
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An intimate look at political imprisonment
Superb. I am happy that my past is being recognized: I myself sat in the cell next door (albeit at a different time), and I can confirm that all the characters are very realistic
As timely as Maxim Gorky's Hours Spent in Prison, but a much livelier read!
Brilliantly camouflaged by the grubby banality of casual conversation and detention routines, Ms. Yarmysh creates a cumulative portrait of ingrained social evils and violent retribution ... As unpredictable as it is damning.
Yarmysh's debut is gripping. In using her own experiences she reveals not only the intolerance of the Russian state, but also the resilience of those subjected to its injustices
The whole world through a single cell: frightening and funny, absurd and all too real
Catch-22 exchanges on the impossibility of fairness for women in Russian society ... the dialogue-heavy narrative keeps the pages turning.
A first novel that skillfully breaks the claustrophobia of life in a jail cell by cataloging Anya's life before her imprisonment . . . The familiar trials and tribulations that everyday Russians face stand out in dramatic effect as Yarmysh illuminates the subtly veiled political dissent within an oppressive society straining at the seams.
Superb. I am happy that my past is being recognized: I myself sat in the cell next door (albeit at a different time), and I can confirm that all the characters are very realistic
As timely as Maxim Gorky's Hours Spent in Prison, but a much livelier read!
Brilliantly camouflaged by the grubby banality of casual conversation and detention routines, Ms. Yarmysh creates a cumulative portrait of ingrained social evils and violent retribution ... As unpredictable as it is damning.
Yarmysh's debut is gripping. In using her own experiences she reveals not only the intolerance of the Russian state, but also the resilience of those subjected to its injustices
The whole world through a single cell: frightening and funny, absurd and all too real
Catch-22 exchanges on the impossibility of fairness for women in Russian society ... the dialogue-heavy narrative keeps the pages turning.
A first novel that skillfully breaks the claustrophobia of life in a jail cell by cataloging Anya's life before her imprisonment . . . The familiar trials and tribulations that everyday Russians face stand out in dramatic effect as Yarmysh illuminates the subtly veiled political dissent within an oppressive society straining at the seams.