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This is Myroslav Marynovych's memoir of dissent in Soviet Ukraine: a student arrested in 1977, years in the camps, and the long road back into public life. The English translation from the Ukrainian won the 2022 Peterson Literary Prize, and reviewers treat it as a primary document of the Helsinki human rights movement as much as a personal story. It suits readers of Soviet-era and Ukrainian history and of prison-camp literature; it is heavier going than a standard political memoir, with names, dates and ideological argument in the foreground.
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Reviewers and readers describe it as a serious, well-translated memoir that documents the Ukrainian dissident movement from the inside. They praise the moral clarity and the detail on camp life, while noting the dense argument and slow stretches.