Steel Sharks. Emergency (collection)
8 hrs. 52 min.
Language
Russian
Author
Eduard Ovechkin
Author
Eduard Ovechkin
Narrator
Alexey Dankov
Narrator
Alexey Dankov
Description
A collection of stories by Eduard Ovechkin about studying at a naval school and serving on the submarine TK-20 of the “Shark” type.
No one— even among those who served—really knows who submariners are. What can we say about people of suspiciously civilian appearance? How and why do they go there? What do they do when they’re not squinting toward the salty wind? How do they spend their free time? Do they even have free time? Is it true they never get sick? Does their psyche suffer? Do they deform into machines made of steel and blood—or do they remain ordinary people? Just those questions alone could fill a small novella! But while such a novella doesn’t exist, here—take it and listen: this collection of stories.
Technically, it’s the third one, but all audiobooks are independent, and you can listen to them in any order. So why are they humorous if the topic is so serious? Because, you know, sometimes (actually almost always) laughing is the only way not to go crazy.
No one— even among those who served—really knows who submariners are. What can we say about people of suspiciously civilian appearance? How and why do they go there? What do they do when they’re not squinting toward the salty wind? How do they spend their free time? Do they even have free time? Is it true they never get sick? Does their psyche suffer? Do they deform into machines made of steel and blood—or do they remain ordinary people? Just those questions alone could fill a small novella! But while such a novella doesn’t exist, here—take it and listen: this collection of stories.
Technically, it’s the third one, but all audiobooks are independent, and you can listen to them in any order. So why are they humorous if the topic is so serious? Because, you know, sometimes (actually almost always) laughing is the only way not to go crazy.
