Become Lutov. Sugar Konura (a set of 2 books)
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To become Lutov
Judas Grosman from childhood dreamed of happiness for others. And in order to achieve it, he believed, you need to become the same as others, not like a Jew, and yet stay a Jew. In civilian Judas, he finds himself in the Red Army as a newspaper reporter and chooses a new name: Kirill Lutov. Under that name, he wants to fight for the happiness of the working people. But did Grosman manage to become Lutov? And did he then live Lutov, tear himself away from one shore and bend to another?
Sugar Konura
This novel was first published in 1984 abroad. But there is a feeling that it has been written now - the current problems of modern reality are so accurately reflected. Everything in it is recognizable, accurately and aphoristic. He is about the fate of a young writer who is forced to leave his homeland.
No matter how convenient and free life is abroad, young Vadim Solovyov dreams of returning to the USSR. Vienna, Rome, Paris, New York, Jerusalem-these cities are beautiful, but Vadim has nothing to do there ... The only thing he can and wants is to live with the happiness and pain of his homeland, to pass through his soul everything that happens to her, and write about it. Like a faithful dog, he strives home from everywhere, sincerely believing that his native Konura would be sugar in comparison with a foreign land. But is it possible to return? And will Vadim bring the desired happiness?
Judas Grosman from childhood dreamed of happiness for others. And in order to achieve it, he believed, you need to become the same as others, not like a Jew, and yet stay a Jew. In civilian Judas, he finds himself in the Red Army as a newspaper reporter and chooses a new name: Kirill Lutov. Under that name, he wants to fight for the happiness of the working people. But did Grosman manage to become Lutov? And did he then live Lutov, tear himself away from one shore and bend to another?
Sugar Konura
This novel was first published in 1984 abroad. But there is a feeling that it has been written now - the current problems of modern reality are so accurately reflected. Everything in it is recognizable, accurately and aphoristic. He is about the fate of a young writer who is forced to leave his homeland.
No matter how convenient and free life is abroad, young Vadim Solovyov dreams of returning to the USSR. Vienna, Rome, Paris, New York, Jerusalem-these cities are beautiful, but Vadim has nothing to do there ... The only thing he can and wants is to live with the happiness and pain of his homeland, to pass through his soul everything that happens to her, and write about it. Like a faithful dog, he strives home from everywhere, sincerely believing that his native Konura would be sugar in comparison with a foreign land. But is it possible to return? And will Vadim bring the desired happiness?
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Fiction
- Category:Modern Literature
- Category:Poetry & Literature
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:newspaper
Series:
Series: Big literature. David Markish prose
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:12+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-04-123072-2
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