
“The Sugar Kremlin” is a collection of short stories by Vladimir Sorokin, presenting a dystopian narrative set in a future Russia. Serving as a companion piece to the novel “Day of the Oprichnik,” the book depicts a totalitarian state in which archaic traditions blend with futuristic technologies. Through a series of interconnected stories, the author crafts a satirical portrait of a society where elements of the oprichnina and autocracy have been revived.