Ошибка Эфрона

Ostrosi͡uzhetnyĭ roman. Vozmozhno, ėto pervai͡a (ili v li͡ubom sluchae odna iz pervykh) popytka rasskazatʹ o segodni͡ashneĭ voĭne i͡azykom khudozhestvennoĭ prozy. Kniga o voĭne, o samoopravdanii, o vybore. Vse nachinaetsi͡a v Vashingtone, zatem pami͡atʹ vozvrashchaet geroi͡a v letni͡ui͡u Moskvu 1994 goda, a dalʹshe Stambul, Berlin, Parizh, snova Moskva - i Mariupolʹ. Mariupolʹ v aprele dvadt͡satʹ vtorogo goda.Ksenii͡a Kirillova - zhurnalist, poėt, prozaik, ėkspert vedushchikh amerikanskikh analiticheskikh t͡sentrov. Uzhe ne pervyĭ god ona professionalʹno zanimaetsi͡a analizom politicheskikh i sot͡sialʹnykh prot͡sessov v sovremennoĭ Evrope i Rossii, vkli͡uchai͡a i voĭnu v Ukraine.

An action-packed novel. Perhaps this is the first (or in any case, one of the first) attempts to tell about today's war in the language of fiction. The book is about war, about self-justification, about choice. It all starts in Washington, then the hero's memory returns to the summer Moscow of 1994, and then Istanbul, Berlin, Paris, Moscow again – and Mariupol. Mariupol in April of the twenty-second year.Ksenia Kirillova is a journalist, poet, novelist, and expert at leading American think tanks. For several years now, she has been professionally engaged in analyzing political and social processes in modern Europe and Russia, including the war in Ukraine.