

Huraian
Dark Days, White Nights is an assortment of long and short fiction, and a photo essay on winter and summer in Russia. Beginning with a hybrid novel and memoir detailing the experiences of a Fulbright fellow living in the Karelian Republic of Russia for nine months during 1999-2000. He doesn't speak Russian, can barely read Cyrillic, but easily slips into the social customs of his university colleagues and friends.



