Kill Bobrykin: A Story of One Murder
6 hrs. 39 min.
Language
Russian
Author
Alexandra Nikolaenko
Author
Alexandra Nikolaenko
Narrator
Dmitry Kreminsky
Narrator
Dmitry Kreminsky
Description
The novel “Killing Bobrykin. The Story of One Murder,” which earned its author Alexandra Nikolaenko the Russian Booker Prize, was received by readers in a mixed way. The story about not quite healthy main character Sasha Shishi is compared by some not with his bloodthirsty idée fixe, but with Russian classics; others call it experimental; some consider it empty; and someone sees it as a meta-physical statement. Some praise it, while others sharply criticize the novel for its “literature-centrism.” Even debate whether it’s about love or death. But everyone agrees that “Killing Bobrykin” is a strong novel and a sign of the current literary process in Russia.
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