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Life Is Easy, Prey for the Wolf
Nina Berberova’s “Life Is Easy, Prey for the Wolf” dives into the tangled lives of Russian émigrés trying to find footing in Paris. It’s a raw, unvarnished look at exile as a state of mind, not just a place. These characters aren’t heroes—they’re survivors, navigating identity, loss, and the quiet grind of everyday survival.
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