Покаянные дни - Hardcover

Pokajannye dni

Zustand: new. Pages: 250 Language: Russian. The book is in Russian language. Author: Oleg Radzinskii / Oleg Radzinsky The war began on television. But it did not stay there. A Moscow saga during Putin's war in Ukraine. The Naydenov family lived their own lives, while outside the windows of their apartment another life unfolded - one controlled by other people. The Naydenovs believed it would always remain that way: two parallel, non-intersecting lives in one country. Or perhaps two countries - their private one and the rest of Russia. Then the war began, and everything changed. And now the question is whether to flee or to fight. Whether it is possible to piece back together what the war has shattered. The war began on television. And then the tanks rolled off the blue screen and into our apartments. Bringing the war with them. "Oleg Radzinsky is my friend, and if I hadn't liked his novel, I simply would have kept silent. But this is a very good novel, and several chapters hit with devastating force. For the second day now I haven't been able to stop thinking about the fate of the characters; I feel pity and hatred toward them as if they were real people - isn't that the author's complete triumph?" - Viktor Shenderovich "A first-rate novel, astonishingly both humane and misanthropic." - Dmitry Bykov "This is the best thing I've read in a long time. Not only about the war - about us!" - Leonid Gozman "The first work of fiction I devoured in one sitting since leaving Russia and beginning a new life in a new country. Since the world split into the Z side and the opposition. The first novel that describes the fates of people maimed by this war - maimed both literally and figuratively. I have long admired Oleg Radzinsky's literary talent - I read both Surinam and his remarkable autobiography Random Lives avidly. But this new novel was a shock to me. It absolutely must be read. Take my word for it: I do not recommend rubbish." - Mikhail Kozyrev Winner of the 2026 DAR Prize! Days of Repentance is a book that leaves no one indifferent. Oleg Radzinsky's deep, honest, and piercing novel received the 2026 DAR Literary Prize, becoming one of the competition's winners. This is a work about memory, conscience, and a person's inner search, written with remarkable sincerity and craftsmanship. Days of Repentance has already earned recognition from readers and critics, and has now also received a well-deserved literary award. If you have not yet discovered this work, now is the perfect time to open one of the most talked-about books of the year. 9781965369005. Artikel-Nr. 10-1828665

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