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Vladimir Makanin, was the great Russian chronicler of post-Soviet society, the new Russia that is seeking to expand and bringing new terror to the world today. With taut psychological depth, wry humor, caricature, and surreal fantasy, Makanin explores the roots of that society, including inside his own head. The hero of Baize-Covered Table undergoes a searching bureaucratic 'investigation', that staple of the old Soviet and even older Russia...

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Petrovic, günlerini varoslardaki bir apartmanda bekcilik yaparak geciren, basvurdugu yayincilar tarafindan üst üste reddedilmis bir yazardir. Akil hastanesinde aklini yitiren ressam kardesi gibi dahilikle delilik arasindaki ince cizgide gidip gelir. Ama Petrovic uzun koridorlarda benini ararken, baskalarinin duvarlarindaki tozlara bekcilik ederken, kanindaki alkol seviyesini gece gündüz yükseklerde tutarken mutludur... Belki de etrafindakilerd...

Nel racconto "Là c'era una coppia" si colgono molti dei temi da sempre cari a Makanin: dal conflitto con il passato, che è individuale ma in Makanin assurge a dimensioni escatologiche, al conflitto generazionale che spesso assume una connotazione culturale. Lo scrittore russo entra nel vivo delle grandi questioni irrisolte, ma lo fa con una maestria e una levità di tocco che persino l'amarezza che accompagna l'ineluttabilità del nostro destino...

The novella and two short stories that make up this volume of Vladimir Makanin's work were written during three different periods of the author's life, yet they are united by their narrative and stylistic invention, their range of human emotion, and the profound humanity of their prose.In the first story, "Klyucharyov and Alimushkin", one man becomes remarkably lucky while another man loses all his luck. This nuanced and elliptical story has t...

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The novella and two short stories that make up this volume were written at three different periods in Makanin's life, yet they are united by their narrative and stylistic invention, their range of human emotion, and the profound humanity of their prose. Though banished and suppressed in the Brezhnev era, Makanin is now recognized as one of Russia's leading writers.