Do not tear me from the list. Rubin D.

In the era, when literature literally “breaks the voice” in attempts to shout screams, screech and explosions of the information field; when writers at all costs try to capture the reader's attention with shocking and even chilling plots; In the era of widespread fakes, loss of trust in each other and oblivion of himself... - Dina Rubina writes a book full of piercing silence and pain. She writes a story about the family, as if intentionally, lowering her voice to a whisper, to a spasm in the throat - forcing the reader to look at himself, in his own childhood, in the images of the first beloved relatives in the world...

“Childhood is not It is subject to the marking... ”-says the author of this book.

Dina Rubin still persistently addresses the reader’s heart, breaking through to him with every word, every intonation, indescribable by bitter irony and merciless truth of feelings.