Groundhog Day

The works presented in the collection are united by a thought that reflects the author's creative credo: to write simply about the complex. The clarity and elegant style of Vladimir Grzhonko, a two-time winner of the Mark Aldanov Literary Prize, make his prose appealing to both proponents of postmodernism and admirers of classic Russian literature. In the multi-faceted novel «Groundhog Day», the current reality is skillfully intertwined with the history of one family and an unexpected interpretation of biblical tales, «The Tale of Skvorlin» - a modern allusion to Pushkin's «Tales of Belkin», «The Disillusioned Wayfarer» - a flawless stylization of a classic Russian novel from the nineteenth century.