I eto vzoidet / And It Will Rise - Babyashkina, Anna
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And It Will Rise, A Novel Modern Russian literature. The book is in the Russian language. "Here you should make a paradise that you don't want to leave. If you manage, you will wish to stay here yourself. Until then, simply consider your work unfinished and you cannot leave," hears a landscape designer who came to rebuild the country estate of her influential employer. The trapped girl must accept the victim's fate, resign herself to powerlessness and helplessness, or fight to the last. Or should we indeed embrace all that happens and believe that we are creating a paradise around ourselves no…mehr

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And It Will Rise, A Novel Modern Russian literature. The book is in the Russian language. "Here you should make a paradise that you don't want to leave. If you manage, you will wish to stay here yourself. Until then, simply consider your work unfinished and you cannot leave," hears a landscape designer who came to rebuild the country estate of her influential employer. The trapped girl must accept the victim's fate, resign herself to powerlessness and helplessness, or fight to the last. Or should we indeed embrace all that happens and believe that we are creating a paradise around ourselves no matter the circumstances? This is a story about modern Russia, love and trauma, Stockholm syndrome and its overcoming, the secrets of nature and the mysteries of the human soul, isolation and innovation, true freedom and true strength.
Autorenporträt
Anna Babyashkina is an award-winning author. Born in 1979 in small-town Central Russia, she obtained a degree in Journalism from Moscow University. She works as chief editor of Livebook Publishing House and has several published novels to her name. She is the winner of the Debut and Elektronnaya Bukva literary awards, and was shortlisted for the Belkin Prize and the Natsbest Award. She has been recognized for her translations of modern literature from English to Russian, including novels by Sally Rooney, and was a Finalist of the Nora Gal Award for translating prose from English and a nominee for the Master translation prize. Nowadays, she lives in Belgrade with her husband, daughter, and a papillon dog, Shaggy.