Abstract This article examines Evgeniia Nekrasova’s Skin ( Kozha , 2021) by situating the novel within key transformations in 2020s Russian culture, particularly within the rise of feminist discourses and digital literary experimentation. Through a close reading of the novel’s narrative structure, language experiments, and reception, this article analyzes the device of skin exchange between a Russian serf and an enslaved African American woman as a metaphor for cultural transformation and equivalence. It argues that the novel mobilizes African American women’s literature as a powerful model, p
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