Do not cry, prostitute

This is a real "Russian Noir" - a realistic novel, even brutal, sometimes shocking with its frankness and stiffness.
Text - burns, it is not for entertaining reading. It is no coincidence that he is dedicated to those who could not (or could not) "to integrate" into modern society. A society, sometimes so merciless to their fellow citizens that they, finding themselves in the position of homeless people at an abandoned landfill, feel relief and - unexpectedly - previously inconceivable freedom.
But even for such a deceptively easy freedom must also be paid, sometimes it is very expensive. And this is the flip side of the usual, respectable (or not so), but familiar life. Is it possible to maintain human dignity if the tests have reached a maximum?
These are the realities of one of the lost corners of a huge country. Countries that still have hope for the revival