“Confessions of a Miser” is a novel written “in the first person”, in which the author ruthlessly and dispassionately dissects one of the widespread vices - greed. Why? “Because the main problem of our society is not sex, but money. What they don't talk about. Stinginess." With amazing frankness, humor and cynicism, the author shakes out the contents of her “black box”, showing her life through the prism of her attitude towards money: she began to steal from childhood, “promoted” her friends and lovers in full, and, even having succeeded in life and having enough money, saved on everything and everyone... The book is written funny and scary, dynamic and, of course, sparingly - with laconicism worthy of admiration. The French press recognized the novel as “landmark for modern society.”