Steel Sharks: November
7 hrs. 40 min.
Language
Russian
Author
Eduard Ovechkin
Author
Eduard Ovechkin
Narrator
Alexey Dankov
Narrator
Alexey Dankov
Description
Edward Ovechkin’s prose about people like us today—told with unstoppable laughter and heartfelt tears.
The prose of Edward Ovechkin, one of the few successful maritime writers in the post-Soviet space, is required reading for everyone who has even a slight interest in Russian literature. It’s about us today—sailors and civilians alike—who, as Ovechkin proves, are capable of living “as a friendly crew.” It’s crafted masterfully, reads quickly, and hits you with unstoppable laughter and heartfelt tears. It’s thoroughly positive—and that, too, is rare these days. And finally, book after book, it gets better. The collection you have in your hands—its eleven stories and a novella—are proof of that.
The prose of Edward Ovechkin, one of the few successful maritime writers in the post-Soviet space, is required reading for everyone who has even a slight interest in Russian literature. It’s about us today—sailors and civilians alike—who, as Ovechkin proves, are capable of living “as a friendly crew.” It’s crafted masterfully, reads quickly, and hits you with unstoppable laughter and heartfelt tears. It’s thoroughly positive—and that, too, is rare these days. And finally, book after book, it gets better. The collection you have in your hands—its eleven stories and a novella—are proof of that.
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