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METRO
'A delicious black comedy, written by a Soviet Joseph Heller'
the listener
When Sasha comes to Moscow as a drama student
to avoid the drudgery of life in a provincial munitions factory, he leams many things. He also , quickly encounters the Moscow underground: a group of friends and allies who are artists, students, benders of rules, who manage to survive and enjoy life in spite of the system. Drawn into a world of smuggling, subversion and black-market • food and drink, Sasha experiences both freedom: and a stifling sense of confinement, until, torn by his love for Lena, another student, and for the ^ Russian land and people, he finally considers the' ¦ , possibility of escape J. ^. .
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Accomplisiied and very amusing a fresh and heartening novel' Paul Pickering, punch
'Cynical,episodic,bittersweet. . .thestory of the Moscow underground in every sense of
the word' Nicolas Best, financial times
'Excellent and funny' tribune
'A sharp and wonderfully funny tale'...
Tovább
Fülszöveg
METRO
'A delicious black comedy, written by a Soviet Joseph Heller'
the listener
When Sasha comes to Moscow as a drama student
to avoid the drudgery of life in a provincial munitions factory, he leams many things. He also , quickly encounters the Moscow underground: a group of friends and allies who are artists, students, benders of rules, who manage to survive and enjoy life in spite of the system. Drawn into a world of smuggling, subversion and black-market • food and drink, Sasha experiences both freedom: and a stifling sense of confinement, until, torn by his love for Lena, another student, and for the ^ Russian land and people, he finally considers the' ¦ , possibility of escape J. ^. .
i
Accomplisiied and very amusing a fresh and heartening novel' Paul Pickering, punch
'Cynical,episodic,bittersweet. . .thestory of the Moscow underground in every sense of
the word' Nicolas Best, financial times
'Excellent and funny' tribune
'A sharp and wonderfully funny tale'
timeout
'Hard to match for exuberance, for youth and for outrageous, cheerful invention' irish times
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