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Anima Fatua by Anna Lidia Vega Serova fairytales Ordinary People is a movingWinner English PEN Translates Award 2025? In Anima Fatua, Anna Lidia Vega Serova draws on her own experiences of growing up in the late Soviet Union to craft a deeply unsettling coming of age novel. In the wake of her parents divorce, Alia (the novels beguiling protagonist) is forced to negotiated her linguistic, racial and sexual otherness amid the maelstrom of perestroika. Despite the many horrors to which she is exposed, largely at the hands of the