Students and Quite Grown-up People

The second part of Dmitry Konanykh's trilogy, following the novel "Indians and Schoolchildren", tells about Leningrad students. "Students" features the writer's characteristic multilayered plot and vivid, substantive depictions of post-war Ukrainian villages, as well as the universities of Kyiv and Leningrad.
The trilogy is a continuation of the bestseller "Grandfathers and Great-grandfathers", which received the Gorky Literary Award in 2016 in the nomination "For the Connection of Generations and Development of Traditions of the Russian Epic Novel".