Prashant Misra
A storyteller and a poet, raised in a home where books outnumbered possessions and ideas were valued more than comfort, rooted in socialist ideals where conversations often revolved around justice, equality, revolution, and the quiet courage of the human spirit. Prashant’s early years were marked by a belief in systems designed to uplift the many, not the few and shaped not only his worldview but also remained the compass that continues to guide his writing. From the dusty idealism of Indian campuses to the frostbitten warmth of the Soviet Union, his journey took him far from home and deeperRead More...
Soviet, Sax and Stolichnaya
Books by Prashant Misra
1990s brought the biggest political turmoil of all - ‘The Breakup of Soviet Union’. The end of the cold war. It was a complete reversal from the socialism of wealth distribution to a capitalism of every man for himself. The Russians embraced the shift, willingly or otherwise. The struggles of ordinary Russians—the endless queues for bread and butter, the shadowy grip of the infamous
Russian mafia on nearly every aspect of daily life—have been well
Soviet, Sax and Stolichnaya
Books by Prashant Misra
1990s brought the biggest political turmoil of all - ‘The Breakup of Soviet Union’. The end of the cold war. It was a complete reversal from the socialism of wealth distribution to a capitalism of every man for himself. The Russians embraced the shift, willingly or otherwise. The struggles of ordinary Russians—the endless queues for bread and butter, the shadowy grip of the infamous
Russian mafia on nearly every aspect of daily life—have been well
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