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“Sometimes I ask myself why I need a figure from the outside for writing: mother, father, Svetlana. Why can't I write about myself? Because I am the basis of the reflective surface of the mirror. Metal spraying. You can look at the wrong side of the mirror for a long time and see nothing but fine gleaming dust. I reflect reality." Oksana Vasyakina concludes the autofiction trilogy, which began with the books The Wound and The Steppe, with a novel in which she tries to unravel the mystery of her aunt Svetlana's short, almost weightless life. From small fragments of memory, a complex image is formed, in which difficult relationships with the mother, everyday disorder and indifference to one's own fate coexist with almost childish vulnerability and purity. But the further the heroine plunges into the story about Svetlana, the more she realizes the inseparable connection with her and the more she learns about herself and the nature of her writing. 

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Publication language: Russian

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