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Originally from Saint Leningrad – Moskvina Tatyana – Limbus Press, K. Tublin Publishing House – 2026 – ISBN 978-5-8370-0964-8

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Tatyana Moskvina (1958–2022) is known as a writer, playwright, and publicist, author of the novels "Death Is All Men," "She Knew Something," "Shame and Purity," and about half a dozen plays. She was also one of Russia's leading theater critics and scholars. In 2003, she won the "Characters" contemporary drama competition. Her plays have been staged in St. Petersburg, Moscow, Omsk, and Simferopol. Her play "Pas de Deux" is currently being performed to great acclaim at the Moscow theater "School of Contemporary Play," directed by Stanislav Govorukhin.
This book contains Tatyana Moskvina's journalistic articles. Previously, these short, yet thoughtful and extremely witty pieces were published in Panorama TV magazine, the most widely circulated TV guide in St. Petersburg. The author does not allow the fleeting life to disappear without a trace, like water disappearing into sand. Thanks to her talent and observation, we can hear the rustle of fleeting time and once again relive the events we witnessed.
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