“Natasha’s biography has already been written... But this book is about something else - about the place that Natalya Gorbanevskaya occupies today in the private space of each of those who knew her personally, and that the feat of her life was not political, as millions of people believe, but purely human - which few know about. And this feat is far from being limited to the well-known fact that she went to Red Square in August 1968 to protest against the introduction of Soviet troops into Czechoslovakia. Small in stature, in some dimensions forever remaining a girl, during her life she grew into a person of enormous proportions, retaining her joyful childishness until her death.” Lyudmila Ulitskaya