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Chargement... San'kiapar Zakhar Prilepin
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Sasha "Sankya" Tishin, and his friends are part of a generation stuck between eras. They don't remember the Soviet Union, but they also don't believe in the promise of opportunity for all in the corrupt, capitalistic new Russia. They belong to an extremist group that wants to build a better Russia by tearing down the existing one. Sasha, alternately thoughtful and na ve, violent and tender, dispassionate and romantic, hopeful and hopeless, is torn between the dying village of his youth and the soulless capital, where he and his friends stage rowdy protests and do battle with the police. When they go too far, Sasha finds himself testing the elemental force of the protest movement in Russia and in himself. Originally published in 2006, Sankya is a cult sensation in Russia, where it won the Yasnaya Polyana Award and was shortlisted for the Russian Booker and the National Bestseller Prize. Sankya is the basis for Kirill Serebrennikov's popular play Thugs. Aucune description trouvée dans une bibliothèque |
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Zakhar Prilepine, né en 1975, prend pari à des combats en Tchétchénie entre 1996 et 1999. Il est l'un des dirigeants régionaux du Parti National-Bolchevik et rédacteur en chef de la Novala Gazeta dans laquelle écrivait Anna Politkovskaïa.
--F. Morin-Bioy - BIBLIO 46 Livres de Russie