
The Madness of Moscow
One man's journey of life and love in Russia
by Cary Johnston
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Pub Date May 17 2018 | Archive Date Jun 14 2018
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Description
Moscow – the city of mail order Russian Brides, endless winters, and rivers of vodka. Or is it?
Follow one man's extraordinary real-life journey through the harsh and absurd realities of existence as a British expat in a metropolis so alien, it could be on another planet.
Award-winning journalist Cary Johnston reveals the no holds barred true story of his life in Moscow, working for the Kremlin-funded Russia Today TV channel. He uncovers what the Russians really think of us in the West and explores the humorous and surprising truth about relationships between Western men and Russian women, including his own bittersweet search for a Russian Bride.
With the current international controversy surrounding the poisoning of a former Russian spy and his daughter in the UK city of Salisbury, this is the most timely and revealing account you will see of what drives the Russians, from the people in the streets of Moscow, to the man at the very top – Vladimir Putin. It is a tale of love won and lost. A tale of fun and frolics. A tale of dangers and horror.
The book's Foreword is written by Fred Dinenage, veteran broadcaster and biographer of the bestselling book "Our Story – Reg and Ron Kray." He too once visited Moscow during the 1980 Olympics. So, buckle up and enjoy the Russian ride!
A Note From the Publisher2>
Cary Johnston was born and raised in London, and has Jamaican heritage. He first made his mark as a reporter at The Voice newspaper and the ITV News channel, before moving to the BBC and subsequently anchoring the morning show for the Russia Today TV news network in Moscow. He was the winner of the first Royal Television Society's Young Journalist of the Year award, dedicated to the memory of John Schofield, a journalist killed whilst covering the conflict in the former Yugoslavia. Cary was also a finalist in the Russian TEFI journalism awards. He currently lives in the UK, though still visits Spain – a country and culture he has a great fondness for, and which is a little bit warmer than Moscow.
Available Editions
EDITION | Ebook |
ISBN | 9781789011265 |
PRICE | £4.99 (GBP) |
PAGES | 200 |
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