Not Such a Terrible Sacrifice
6 hrs. 29 min.
Language
Russian
Author
Pavel Selukov
Author
Pavel Selukov
Narrator
Andrey Panshin
Narrator
Andrey Panshin
Description
A random girl who restores his faith in people; an old friend, Kesha, who never seems to develop any empathy; Zoya, mortally ill and dreaming of her first—and last—touch—each meeting turns into either tragedy or a moment of insight.
This is prose without lacquer or ornamentation: street talk rings out, love walks the thin line between passion and violence, and the past won’t let you take a step forward. And yet, from this harsh truth, an unexpected tenderness for the world grows. Selukov is convinced that the sacrifice we make in order to remain human may not be as terrifying as it seems.
This is prose without lacquer or ornamentation: street talk rings out, love walks the thin line between passion and violence, and the past won’t let you take a step forward. And yet, from this harsh truth, an unexpected tenderness for the world grows. Selukov is convinced that the sacrifice we make in order to remain human may not be as terrifying as it seems.
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