post-Soviet literature

Post-Soviet literature refers to works produced after the dissolution of the Soviet Union in 1991. It explores themes like identity, freedom, corruption, and societal change amid the political and economic upheavals. Writers often examine the legacy of Soviet control, personal freedom, and the chaos of transition, blending traditional storytelling with new styles and perspectives. This literature reflects diverse voices from former Soviet states, capturing the complex realities of a region in flux and offering insights into cultural, social, and political transformations.