Second-Hand Time: The Last of the Soviets
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Format
Kindle
Pages
618
Language
English
Published
Jun 1, 2016
Publisher
Jonathan Ball
ISBN-10
1868427358
ISBN-13
9781868427352
Description
In a poignant exploration of life after the Soviet Union, Svetlana Alexievich weaves together the voices of those who experienced the seismic shift from a communist regime to a new reality. Through interviews and personal stories, readers are invited to step into the lives of everyday people grappling with nostalgia, loss, and hope.
As memories of a once-familiar world collide with the uncertainties of modernity, Alexievich captures the raw emotions and complexities surrounding this transformative period. The tapestry of lives depicted in these pages reveals the heart and resilience of individuals navigating their existence amid sweeping societal changes.
With her unique ability to portray the human experience, Alexievich brings forth a deep understanding of identity and memory. Readers will find themselves moved by the stories of struggle and survival, offering a compelling perspective on both personal and collective histories during a time when the past feels both near and far.
As memories of a once-familiar world collide with the uncertainties of modernity, Alexievich captures the raw emotions and complexities surrounding this transformative period. The tapestry of lives depicted in these pages reveals the heart and resilience of individuals navigating their existence amid sweeping societal changes.
With her unique ability to portray the human experience, Alexievich brings forth a deep understanding of identity and memory. Readers will find themselves moved by the stories of struggle and survival, offering a compelling perspective on both personal and collective histories during a time when the past feels both near and far.
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