زندگی رویایی سوخانوف فارسی 1401

Such moments rarely come in anyone's life; Minutes when a continuous whistle fills the ears, world-telling stops under the influence of a magical spell, and thoughts and feelings flow freely in your being, and in less than a minute you travel the whole world. Then, when time returns to its normal state and you come back from that nameless and stunning void that you had settled in for a short time, you realize that you have changed; You are irreversibly changed. And from then on, whether you want it or not, your life will take a different path. Olga Groshin's first novel; Russian-American writer with the prose of giants of Russian literature; From Gogol to Nabokov has been compared. "The Dream Life of Sukhanov" artistically portrays betrayal and its consequences. This story, which smoothly rolls from reality to surreality and from mental health to paranoia, treats the audience to a biting and evil satire. In prose that is both lyrically and psychologically precise, Olga Grushin seeks to unravel Sukhanov's emotional collapse—a decline that coincides with the collapse of the Soviet Union itself. Sukhanov stands at the crossroads of personal and political history and is pursued to his last breath by forces beyond his own estimation and speculation. Having sold his soul to thrive in the old regime, he cannot survive its collapse.