About the book
Set at a luxury dacha where a former Russian president, Vladimir P., is sliding into senility among memories of his years in power, Michael Honig's satirical novel follows the household staff who serve him. Sheremetev, the guileless nurse responsible for his round-the-clock care, has no idea that his colleagues are skimming money from their employer's vast wealth in creative ways. When he suddenly needs cash for a bribe to keep his nephew out of jail, the chef lets him in on the hidden world of commissions and backhanders around him, while a conflict brews between the staff and a ruthless new housekeeper.
Dmitry Dragilev, founder of JustReachOut, called it really funny and said it takes his mind off business by placing him in a reality like Soviet Russia, where he is from.
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Dmitry Dragilev (Founder/JustReachOut & PR That Converts)
The Senility of Vladimir P.: A Novel by Michael Honig [is] really funny. Takes your mind off the business world, it puts you in a different reality, sort of like Soviet Russia, Communist Russia. I’m from there, so makes sense.
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