Lemner

Russian postmodernism—reimagined, yet as merciless as ever—finally finds its serious theme and true hero. The new novel by Aleksandr Andreevich Prokhanov is dedicated to the adventures, exploits, frenzied passions, and monstrous deeds of Mikhail Lemner—a figure from Russian history who has come to the forefront time and again: now as Stepan Razin, now as Yemelyan Pugachev, and at times as the heroes of the Russian Spring. Lemner bears a striking resemblance to Yevgeny Prigozhin, the founder of the Wagner PMC and perhaps the most vivid figure of our time.