Absurdistan

"Aburdistan" - novel-satire about immigrants and post-Soviet realities. His main character, who succeed in every sense of a citizen of America Misha Weinberg, is the great, truly American dream - multiculturalism. So he understands the ideal of a human hostel, free from the costs of the capitalist system, religious fanaticism and chauvinism. Misha held their best eight out of thirty years in New York, becoming a real American who, however, prevents his Russian past to live. Once he comes to the Oligarch"s father in St. Petersburg, but because of the murder committed by his parent, the United States denies him in a return visa. As a result, Misha is sharpened within its former Motherland, Misha is in one of the former Soviet republics - Absudistan - in the hope of getting a Belgian passport there ...
Translator: E. Z. Fradkin