Read an excerpt from The Good Life Elsewhere here at Words without Borders, the wonderful site dedicated to literature from around the world.
“The darkest impulses of science and power cross paths with human error and plots gone awry in Sergei Lebedev’s incisive and all-too-plausible Russian novel about nerve agents, assassination and secrets both political and personal.”
Will Englund, Pulitzer Prize-winning former Moscow correspondent for The Washington Post and author of March 1917: On the Brink of War and Revolution
Read an excerpt from The Good Life Elsewhere here at Words without Borders, the wonderful site dedicated to literature from around the world.