Every hundred years. Matveeva A.

Anna Matveeva is the author of the novels “The Dyatlova Pass, or the Secret of Nine”, “The Envious Feeling of Faith Stenina” and “There is!”, Collections of stories “Hidden Rivers”, “Lolotta and other Parisian stories”, “Katya travels to Sochi” as well as books "Citizens" and "Picture Girls". The finalist of the Prize “Big Book” and “National Bestseller.”

“every hundred years” - “Romance with a diary”, a personal and very modern story told by two women. They begin to keep a diary in childhood: Ksenichka Levshina in 1893 in Poltava, and Ksana Lesova-in 1980 in Sverdlovsk, and continue their notes all their lives. But do not the diaries write in order for someone to read them? Adult Xana, a talented translator, constantly asks himself the question: how much you can be frank with a sheet of paper, and, as in childhood, continues to look for traces of xenichka. It seems that fate leads them with the same ways and stubbornly tries to push. Yes, only between them - almost a hundred years...

“Diary is the highest degree of literary sincerity. It resembles a rope movement: one wrong step - and the reader's trust is lost. Roman Matveeva (drum fraction) consists of two diaries, which are separated by time and space, connected - outside of time and space. A wonderful book. " (Evgeny Vodolazkin)