Queer books about Russian protest: against the father, against the system, against silence
Three new super-relevant books by Russian writers: an action-packed political gay novel, documentary prose about helping the homeless, and a collection of queer protest poetry in the wake of defunct rallies. Igor Savelyev. How do you like that, Iron Mask? M.: AST, 2020 The spirit blows where it wants, and the gay novel grows out of any complimentary prose when formal criteria are met.