Жизнь в Kнигах (Russian Literature)

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I could cite the wild imaginings of Gogol, who can make the most unlikely event — a man wakes up to discover that his nose has gone missing — seem not only plausible but convincing; the mournful delicacy of Chekhov, his uncanny skill at revealing the deepest emotions of the men, women and children who populate his plays and short stories; the subtlety with which Turgenev portrays the natural landscape and his meticulously rendered but ultimately mysterious characters (Francine Prose in NY Times of Books).

• Chinghiz Aitmatov
• Anna Akhmatova
• Viktor Astafyev
• Bagration
• Khurshid Banu Natavan
• Pe urmele lui Bulgakov la Patriarshy Prudy
• Someone Loves Chekhov
• Venedikt Erofeev, Lacrima Comsomolistei
• Arkady Gaidar
• Fyodor Gladkov, Cement
• A Daguerreotype of Gogol
• Maxim Gorky
• Kochetov
• Vladimir Korolenko
• Mykhailo Kotsiubynsky
• Boris Lavrenev
• Lermontov in 1834
• Majakovsky
• A Poem by Marshak
• A Story about a Forgotten Poem (S. Mihalkov)
• Galina Nikolaeva
• Victor Pelevin
• Andrei Platonov
• Story of a Real Man (Polevoi)
• Pushkin
• Valentin Rasputin
• Mikhail Sholokhov
• Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn dies at 89
• Arkady and Boris Strugatsky
• Marina Tsvetaeva, There's Only One Sun
• Ivan Turgenev
• Fyodor Tyutchev
• Все Дороги Ведут К Водке
• Когда использовать синонимы (а когда нет)
• The First Soviet Stamp

(A Life in Books)