Жизнь советской девушки

Short Autobiography of a famous journalist, writer, theater critic. Quote “In my birth, something initially went “wrong.” Some note of failure, unhappiness, did not sound over the cradle. Yes, the trumpeter held the falling trumpet, the conductor caught the guiding baton, tilting his whole body, the violin squealed, but twisted out of the kix, and the choir, confused in the score, struck out a song to the orchestra gradually finding itself. ". in detail "Tatyana Moskvina's new book, probably, could be titled as James Joyce's novel Portrait of an Artist as a Young Man. But Moskvina is a self-willed and proud writer, alien to postmodernist games and dubious borrowings. Life of a Soviet Girl is, first of all, her self-portrait in low-key Leningrad against the backdrop of the 60-80s of the last century, written with that merciless thoroughness that betrays the author as a consistent adherent of the Russian realistic school, a subtle psychologist and a meticulous researcher of the outgoing Soviet nature.The Book of Life is formed from many funny and sad stories, accurate observations and honest memories from which you can not tear yourself away ... " Sergey Nikolaevich, editor-in-chief of the magazine "Snob"