You are most likely familiar with the author of this book, because her novels were published in large editions by large publishing houses. But the author’s last name hardly tells you anything. There are popular writers who have not written a single line: they employ entire teams of those who are usually called literary blacks, and in the English version - ghostwriters, ghost writers. Fotina Morozova was part of ghost industry. Her largely autobiographical novel tells about what it was like to be a slave on Russian literary plantations.

The author expresses special gratitude to Yulianna Lebedeva (Chelyabinsk) and sincere gratitude to everyone who participated in the creation of this book.< /p>