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“I began writing and published a novel, which eventually landed me a job writing features for a women’s magazine.”
“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.”
“The city felt vibrant and full of possibility, especially as Russia seemed firmly on its way to a democratic future.”
“In 1999, Vladimir Putin became prime minister of Russia, chosen by President Yeltsin as his successor.”
“But Moscow was the city I loved first.”
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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.”