Living Without You

In this book, every woman will find a reflection - either of her past or her future.

The millennial generation boldly enters the great literature, processing their psychological traumas through texts. Maria Sveshnikova wrote an engaging autofiction - a novel in which readers in their 20s, 30s, and 40s will easily recognize themselves, their own relationships, and problems. They will also be able to smile at the meaningless attempts to live life without making mistakes. After all, life itself is the most effective therapy.

Alexander Akulinichev,

editor-in-chief of the Psychologies website

A provocative autofiction about an unrighteous life in an era of total awareness. I read the book not as a psychologist, but as a woman who, at least once, like the heroine, asked the question: “What if?..” “Living Without You” is a story about the courage to try “what if”, about the taxes for the freedom of choice, about the fear of loneliness, about attempts to find oneself in others, about the pain of shattered illusions, and, of course, about love. The kind that does not fade away or disappear over time.

Irina Brodnikova,

psychologist