My family, Avtozavod

Dina Rubina spoke exhaustively about Natalia Kim’s debut book: “You have to be a very courageous person, a courageous describer of life, putting all these stories on paper. She has developed her own special style: calmly piercing, wildly natural, cynically romantic. This is snatching from the viscous clay of indistinguishable everyday life, acute moments of existence, a mosaic that is always amazing, always striking, knocking down life, which develops into a big picture.” What to add to this? Natalia Kim is an editor and journalist, she has three children and she has been living in the same place, at the Automobile Plant, for more than forty years. Which, however, no longer exists. But there is a book about him - according to Dina Rubina, “bright, strong and mercilessly sad.”