other people's days the book is based partly on the authentic diaries of my grandmother ksenia mikhailovna lyoshinane, because i didn’t want to just publish these diaries by somehow rewriting them. but i still wanted it to be a novel, to be a kind of dialogue. eh, a heroine separated by centuries, and a second heroine. i came up with a common hmm with me. she only has the fact that she also lives in yekaterinburg, so well, partially. i gave her my childhood. and how do these first girls interact, then girls, then women. how do they communicate despite the fact that they may not be familiar in 100 years? yes, what rhymes of fate. hmm, i was able to see between them . that's actually the whole book about it, it's still diaries, and there, in general, what is a diary? why people keep diaries do they want you to read them? or they write them for themselves, how frankly can diaries be, there are a lot of questions here. if you say, e what is the most important the question is probably the first two m. why do people who are close to us by blood suddenly turn out to be non-relatives, and suddenly our rela