Featuring an unusual blend of humor and suspense, Michael Frayn’s “The Russian Interpreter” was inspired in part by the author’s own experiences in Communist Russia and won the Hawthornden Prize as the best work of imaginative fiction published that year.
“The Russian Interpreter” is a story about Raya, a mercurial Moscow blonde who speaks no English, and Gordon Proctor-Gould, a visiting British businessman who speaks no Russian.
The book is due to come out by Chatrang Publications in the near future.
Source: Tehran Times