The publishing house AST has prepared for release a new novel by Lyudmila Ulitskaya "Jacob’s Ladder" Automatic translate

MOSCOW. In the summer of 2015, Lyudmila Ulitskaya finished the new novel, “Jacob’s Ladder,” which she prefers to call the last.

The new novel was preceded by two collections of short stories - “Sacred Garbage” and “Childhood 45-53. And tomorrow there will be happiness. ” Jacob’s Staircase might not have taken place, but the letters found after the end of the novel about the dissenters “The Green Marquee” encouraged her to a new literary feat. The long-standing correspondence of grandfather and grandmother discovered in the old folder is an eloquent proof of the devotion and love that resisted repression, separation and deprivation. The dramatic story of his own family inspired Lyudmila Evgenievna to create a saga about the life of several generations of the Osetskys family. Each of them has its own trials and a difficult situation of moral choice. Honest and thinking people in a totalitarian society are the main target for the government, which does not allow dissent. Its main enemies were intellectuals. That is why the camp life gave the main character Jacob Osetskiy communication with the hydrogeographer Richard Ivanovich Werner, who read on German Rilke, then with the expert on the Renaissance, art historian and art critic Nikolai Nikolayevich Punin or the Jewish poet Samuel Galkin. Jacob’s Ladder is a dedication to the worthy, smart, and unbroken.

An officer of the French Order of the Legion of Honor, winner of the awards of Simone de Beauvoir, Russian Booker, Lyudmila Evgenievna Ulitskaya from the same breed unbroken. Her firm position: circumstances and historical background may change, decency and conscience are not subject to cancellation. It is more important for a member of the board of trustees of the Vera Hospice Aid Foundation, who knows firsthand the oncology of oncology, to alleviate someone’s suffering, and not waste time slandering about his work and citizenship. "My novel is about this - about life as reading a great, not written by us, divine text."

You can see the new novel by Lyudmila Evgenievna Ulitskaya in bookstores as early as October 2015.

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