Contemporary Russian literature

Contemporary Russian literature refers to the works produced by Russian authors from the late 20th century to today. It reflects diverse themes such as identity, politics, history, and societal change, often exploring personal and collective struggles. Writers like Lyudmila Ulitskaya and Vladimir Sorokin blend traditional storytelling with modern techniques, revealing Russia's complex cultural landscape. This literature is characterized by its openness to global influences, innovative styles, and a focus on questioning authority and social norms, offering insights into modern Russian life while engaging with historical and philosophical ideas.