Old Stories About Love
3 hrs. 35 min.
Language
Russian
Author
Dina Rubina
Author
Dina Rubina
Narrator
Nadezhda Vinokurova
Narrator
Nadezhda Vinokurova
Description
These two short novels that the writer left behind (“Alien Entrances” and “Tomorrow, as Usual”) were lying in a pantry, in a cardboard box, like completely unnecessary things. Accidentally, while sorting through the pantry, Rubina found her yellowed book from the Tashkent publishing house and read lines that didn’t leave her indifferent…
After reading the novella with today’s eyes—where it was so sincerely said, “I love you”—the author decided to publish it as it was: with its naivety, excessive ardor, and provincialism. After all, people are always missing that banal—but so expected—phrase: “I love you.”
After reading the novella with today’s eyes—where it was so sincerely said, “I love you”—the author decided to publish it as it was: with its naivety, excessive ardor, and provincialism. After all, people are always missing that banal—but so expected—phrase: “I love you.”
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