Ebook {Epub PDF} The Russian Dreambook of Color and Flight by Gina Ochsner

“The Russian Dreambook of Color and Flight is a hilariously absurdist and deeply resonant debut novel. Gina Ochsner transforms ordinary lives into something magical and wise and glintingly beautiful.” —Irina Reyn, author of What Happened to Anna K/5(9).  · The Russian Dreambook of Color and Flight A Novel. Gina Ochsner. • 1 Rating; $; $; Publisher Description. The tenants of a post-Soviet slum face the absurdity of Russian life in this Flannery O’Connor Award–winning debut novel “of startling redemptive beauty” (TheNew York Times Book Review).5/5(1). "The Russian Dreambook of Color and Flight is a hilariously absurdist and deeply resonant debut novel by a short story master. Gina Ochsner transforms the lives of ordinary post-Soviet Russians into something magical and wise and glintingly beautiful." - Irina Reyn, author of What Happened to Anna K.

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