A novel of memory and espionage · 1977–1979

A Time to Remember in Moscow

After the garden and the flood, there was a time to remember in Moscow.

CG Fewston · A novel · Vol. III

Moscow, 1977–1979

A Time to Remember in Moscow is the third of three interconnected novels. It follows John Lockwood, the former CIA officer of A Time to Love in Tehran and A Time to Forget in East Berlin, into the Soviet Union in the last years of the 1970s.

The trail that began in Iran in 1974, and continued under a new name in East Berlin in 1975–1976, leads to Moscow. What he has been tracking since Tehran is still ahead of him. What he has lost is still behind him.

Read as a whole, the trilogy moves from the Garden of Eden, to the Great Flood, to Redemption. Tehran is the garden. East Berlin is the flood. Moscow is the reckoning.

Vol. IIIThe closing novel of the trilogy

1977–79The Soviet years

RedemptionAfter the garden and the flood

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The trilogy

Vol. I · 1974

Tehran

The Garden of Eden. Love before the revolution.

Vol. II · 1975–76

East Berlin

The Great Flood. A new name under the Wall.

Vol. III · 1977–79

Moscow

Redemption. The Soviet years.

The author

The American novelist CG Fewston has been a Visiting Scholar at the American Academy in Rome and a Visiting Fellow at Hong Kong’s City University. He has been a member of the Hemingway Society, Americans for the Arts, PEN America, and the Royal Society of Literature.

He is the author of A Father’s Son (2005), The New America: A Collection (2007), The Mystic’s Smile (2007), Vanity of Vanities (2011), A Time to Love in Tehran (2015), Little Hometown, America (2020), A Time to Forget in East Berlin (2022), Conquergood & the Center of the Intelligible Mystery of Being (2023), and Cowboy – or, A Communion of Saints (2026). He was born in Texas in 1979.

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About CG Fewston The trilogy begins