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“But Moscow was the city I loved first.”
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“The city felt vibrant and full of possibility, especially as Russia seemed firmly on its way to a democratic future.”
“Svetlana has published three novels in Russian; her English-language debut, The Undead: A Novel of Modern Russia , was released in January 2026.”
“In 1999, Vladimir Putin became prime minister of Russia, chosen by President Yeltsin as his successor.”
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“I began writing and published a novel, which eventually landed me a job writing features for a women’s magazine.”
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“Apart from reading books from my parents’ modest library, we had little intellectual or aesthetic stimulation.”
“I felt increasingly unsafe, as though I no longer had a place in Moscow.”
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“Even as the country’s leadership grew more corrupt and repressive, Moscow kept getting more dazzling.”
“Despite its grand title—the capital of the USSR—the city of my youth held little charm.”
“I spent my teenage years longing for something better, so intensely it made my body ache.”
“For many people I knew and worked with, the city’s seductions made it easy to ignore the larger picture.”
“They came much sooner than I could’ve imagined.”
“Night after night, I found myself sitting in front of the television, gripped by terror as I watched the news.”
“My marriage didn’t last, and before long I was a single mother supporting myself and my son through freelance reporting.”
“Or maybe that was just a pretext, because by then I had already realized that I loved Moscow so much I was willing to give up an entirely different life in America just to be reunited with it.”
“A series of apartment bombings struck several Russian cities, including Moscow, killing hundreds of people.”
“I said that the city had been seized by ghouls.”
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