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  • DO I HAVE NO REGRETS, a novel by Vladimir Sharov

    Rights sold: Russia - LIMBUS

    The novel is a tale of a family whose path is closely intertwined with the fate of Russia in the twentieth century. Similar to A Trace in the Footprint, the novel follows the changing atmosphere in Russia during periods of inner turmoil – the Civil War, collectivization, the Great Patriotic War, and the dissolution of the USSR. At the forefront of Do I Have No Regrets is a family trying to find their place between a series of social and political upheavals. Critics were largely satisfied with the great attention Sharov paid to historical detail in this work.

    In Russia, the novel sold over 20,000 copies.

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  • Children of Brezhnev, a novel by Sana Valiulina

    Longlisted for the 2017 NOS literary award

    Rights sold: Estonia - TANAPAEV, Netherlands - Prometheus, Russia - AST

    Children of Brezhnev is a story of love and betrayal set against the backdrop of the economic and spiritual decline of the Soviet Union with its underlying ethnic tensions, the Afghan war and the slow but steady criminalization of the country. The novel culminates in the violent transition to a free market leading to a new Russia where the higher echelons of society and the underworld finally merge.

    Children of Brezhnev is an extremely disturbing book which shows with an amazing precision what people are capable of. -- Trouw newspaper...

    A rich modern-day novel that Dostoevsky and Tolstoy would also like to have written. -- De Standaard

    Children of Brezhnev is a narrative art masterpiece. Valiulina uses traditional literary means to describe a psychologyof her characters, but in her composition she uses her own fancy forms. -- De Volkskrant

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