Andrei Makine is an internationally best-selling author. He is the winner of the Goncourt Prize and the Medicis Prize, the two highest literary awards in France, for his novel Dreams of My Russian Summer, which was also a New York Times Notable Book and a Los Angeles Times Best Book of the Year. Makine was born in Siberia in 1957 and raised in the Soviet Union. He was granted political asylum by France in 1987 and now lives in Paris. Arcade Publishing has published ten of Makine’s acclaimed novels in English.

"Through Andreï Makine's words, the tale of Schreiber's life is transformed into the most precious of success stories."—Le Figaro"Beautiful writing with moving pages about what Makine calls 'a national injustice.'"—La Presse

Andrei Makine is an internationally best-selling author. He is the winner of the Goncourt Prize and the Medicis Prize, the two highest literary awards in France, for his novel Dreams of My Russian Summer, which was also a New York Times Notable Book and a Los Angeles Times Best Book of the Year. Makine was born in Siberia in 1957 and raised in the Soviet Union. He was granted political asylum by France in 1987 and now lives in Paris. Arcade Publishing has published ten of Makine’s acclaimed novels in English.

"Through Andreï Makine's words, the tale of Schreiber's life is transformed into the most precious of success stories."—Le Figaro"Beautiful writing with moving pages about what Makine calls 'a national injustice.'"—La Presse

Andrei Makine is an internationally best-selling author. He is the winner of the Goncourt Prize and the Medicis Prize, the two highest literary awards in France, for his novel Dreams of My Russian Summer, which was also a New York Times Notable Book and a Los Angeles Times Best Book of the Year. Makine was born in Siberia in 1957 and raised in the Soviet Union. He was granted political asylum by France in 1987 and now lives in Paris. Arcade Publishing has published ten of Makine’s acclaimed novels in English.

"Through Andreï Makine's words, the tale of Schreiber's life is transformed into the most precious of success stories."—Le Figaro"Beautiful writing with moving pages about what Makine calls 'a national injustice.'"—La Presse