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Step' [Steppe]
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Ten years after the divorce of her parents, the daughter meets her trucker father and travels with him through central Russia and the southern regions. The Steppe is a new novel by Oksana Vasyakina, which is a dialogue with her debut novel Wound: the first book is about a daughter's farewell to her dead mother; the second is about the relationship with the father. Returning her thoughts to the cab of a truck speeding across the steppe, the heroine reflects on men whose youth fell on the 1980s and 1990s; about diseases from which many of them die silently; about how time breathed out his father, leaving him in the cold wind of the future; about Russia not knowing what to do with its own history.
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Ten years after the divorce of her parents, the daughter meets her trucker father and travels with him through central Russia and the southern regions. The Steppe is a new novel by Oksana Vasyakina, which is a dialogue with her debut novel Wound: the first book is about a daughter's farewell to her dead mother; the second is about the relationship with the father. Returning her thoughts to the cab of a truck speeding across the steppe, the heroine reflects on men whose youth fell on the 1980s and 1990s; about diseases from which many of them die silently; about how time breathed out his father, leaving him in the cold wind of the future; about Russia not knowing what to do with its own history.
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Data sheet
- Author
- Vasiakina Oksana
- Publisher
- Novoe literaturnoe obozrenie
- ISBN
- 9785444817889
- Format
- Hardcover
- Year Published
- 2022
- Pages
- 416
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Ten years after the divorce of her parents, the daughter meets her trucker father and travels with him through central Russia and the southern regions. The Steppe is a new novel by Oksana Vasyakina, which is a dialogue with her debut novel Wound: the first book is about a daughter's farewell to her dead mother; the second is about the relationship with the father. Returning her thoughts to the cab of a truck speeding across the steppe, the heroine reflects on men whose youth fell on the 1980s and 1990s; about diseases from which many of them die silently; about how time breathed out his father, leaving him in the cold wind of the future; about Russia not knowing what to do with its own history.