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portada Black Tea: a Russian travelogue exploring love and identity, commitment and family
Type
Physical Book
Publisher
Language
English
Pages
222
Format
Paperback
Dimensions
20.3 x 13.3 x 1.3 cm
Weight
0.26 kg.
ISBN13
9781910461389

Black Tea: a Russian travelogue exploring love and identity, commitment and family

Stephen Morris (Author) · Claret Press · Paperback

Black Tea: a Russian travelogue exploring love and identity, commitment and family - Morris, Stephen

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Synopsis "Black Tea: a Russian travelogue exploring love and identity, commitment and family"

Shortlisted for the Royal Society of Literature Christopher Bland Prize 2020Inspired by the artful prose of Primo Levi, Raynor Winn and Deborah Levy, Black Tea is a book about Russia that starts in London at the height of the Cold War and ends on a beach in Crimea forty years later.Morris combines elements of his life forged during the breakup of the Soviet Union to create a memoir based on reflections and memory, and a narration that starts in England leads the reader on a journey through Russia from the White Sea to the Caucasus.The book comes to terms with the central lacuna in twentieth-century thought: the tacit support for communism by Western intellectuals. It describes the author's father's support of Russia and his activism on behalf of nuclear disarmament in the 1970s, and contrasts this with his grandmother's stark warnings of the evils of socialism, and his own ambiguous position growing up in the suburbs outside London, a position that was for many years dominated, in spirit, by a huge military map of the Soviet Union tacked to his bedroom wall.Highly informed with a unique perspective, Black Tea chronicles the changing geography, politics and personality of Russia over his thirty years there. A reflection and a travelogue, Steve Morris hauntingly explores love and identity, commitment and family.

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