Notes of an Advertiser, or The Silent Revolution

Darya Gorina has been working in advertising for fourteen years, nine of which she has held managerial positions. The heroines of her novel are successful, beautiful young women who are trying to find happiness and not get lost in corporate intrigues. In a patriarchal society, the advertising market is represented in the books of Minaev, Pelevin, and the plots of Begbeder. Darya Gorina has been working in advertising for fourteen years, nine of which have been in managerial positions. She knows about the world of advertisers, or rather, ad women, not by hearsay. The heroines of her novel are successful, beautiful young women who are trying to find happiness and not get lost in corporate intrigues, other people's husbands, lovers, and all sorts of doping. Where will the search lead? What is it like to be a woman in the world of advertising? How to compete with men and does it exist? Find the answers to these questions on the pages of this bold and candid novel.