Teenager Savenko, or Self-Portrait of a Bandit in Adolescence

The second book of the Kharkiv trilogy by Eduard Limonov is a diary of a rebel and anarchist in his youth. Edi-baby wanders around Kharkiv with poetry in his head, yearning in his heart, and a razor in his pocket. Roaming in search of money, he leads the reader through the working-class outskirts of his childhood city, dreaming of becoming a noble bandit.
But the times of Robin Hoods are gone; they have been replaced by times of drug dealers and bandits opposing the "goat tribe".
"Tomorrow will be a day. And until then he will sleep. And while he sleeps, the most decisive part of his pain will come out of him, and only that pain he will have to live with will remain".