Stepnova Marina (Books)

Stepnova Marina Books

Marina Stepnova crafts narratives that delve into the intricacies of human psychology and the complexities of relationships, often set against rich historical backdrops. Her prose is distinguished by its lyrical quality, masterfully balancing profound emotional depth with sharp realism. Stepnova's work explores enduring themes of identity, memory, and the quest for meaning amidst challenging circumstances. She offers readers a unique lens through which to examine the human condition.

The Women Of Lazarus

448 pages
16 hours of reading

4.3(66)Add rating

The Women of Lazarus is a mesmerizing story of love, loss and human genius. In 1918, right after the Russian Revolution, the highly gifted student Lazar Lindt comes to Moscow carrying with him nothing but lice and a notebook. The Women of Lazarus tells part of Lazar's story, following three important women in his life: his mentor's wife, his own young wife and his granddaughter. Set against the background of the twentieth century, Moscow and the fictional city of Ensk, Marina Stepnova describes the history of an exceptional family in a turbulent country