But a person is a person

This book consists of four terrifying, yet very ordinary and recognizable stories — such things happen all the time, we constantly learn about them from the news feed. In these stories, there are despair and hope, death and passion, violence and the desire for some other, more correct life. It resembles Dostoevsky, but very modern, with a laptop and smartphone. Ksenia Buksha acts as a researcher of the most secret corners of the human psyche, as a deep psychologist and precise sociologist, as a writer who is ruthless towards the reader — but only so that the light at the end of the tunnel must shine through.
Award winner of the "National Bestseller", finalist of the "Student Booker", "Big Book", "NOS", "Yasnaya Polyana" awards, and others.