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Zastat is a collection of short stories by Boris Pilnyak, in which the author masterfully portrays life in a provincial Soviet city. The book consists of several related stories, each of which is a vivid picture of life, social and personal conflicts.

Known for his unique style and deep psychologism, Pilniak paints images of the people of the provincial city, their daily worries, passions and internal conflicts. The work addresses the themes of social structure, human relations and internal contradictions.

The audiobook conveys the atmosphere of a staff city, its commonplace and sometimes tragicomic aspects of life, reflecting the realities of time and place of action. Pilniak masterfully combines social observations with vivid characteristic sketches, creating a multi-layered and insightful portrait of the Soviet province.

- Author: Boris Pilnyak

- Genre: Prose, Social Drama

- Topics: Provincial life, Social problems, Human relations

- Features: Visionary depiction of time, Social insight, Vivid characters

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