The ruble is not money. Bova I.

The genre of Irina Vova’s stories is difficult to determine -they are comical, and tragic, and touching at the same time. After all, this is all about our lives, and it, like a mosaic, consists of small pieces - in general it looks like a single picture, and what kind of impression is made, it is individually.

Our being does not change from the fact that Whether we lived in the Soviet era, or live in the post -Soviet one. This is the same as changing the country of residence... We take it to permanent residence, and not suitcases and containers. Time cannot be divided into “before” and “after”, just everyone has his own, but everyone also applies to him in his own way. These stories are the same: any of them could be a drama, detective, satire, only the author saw their plots like that.

as psychologists like to say, "everyone sees and hears what he wants." And if you want (or do not want) back to the USSR, just start reading this book.