Reference Guide to Russian Literature
1998
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    A wide-ranging guide to 273 of the main writers of Russian literature and to 293 of their best known works from the Kievan period to the post-communist writing of the Russian Federation, with a bias towards the 19th and 20th centuries and, to some extent, contemporary writers. The writer entries, alphabetically arranged in a two-column format, are approximately 1000 words long and consist of a biographical sketch plus a list of primary works in chronological order and grouped by genre where applicable, including translations into English, and a selected list of bibliographies and critical studies on the author. Some of the entries are accompanied by essays on individual works of literature. Annotation copyrighted by Book News, Inc., Portland, OR
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    Akhmatova
    Aleksandr
    Aleksandr Blok
    Andrei
    Andrei Belyi
    Ann Arbor
    Anna
    Anna Akhmatova
    Ardis
    artistic
    Avvakum
    Belyi
    Biography Born
    Blok
    Boris
    Briusov
    Brodskii
    Bulgakov
    Bunin
    Cambridge
    century
    characters
    Chekhov
    classical
    Constance Garnett
    contemporary
    Critical Studies
    culture
    death
    Dostoevskii
    early
    editor
    émigré
    Essays
    Evgenii
    Fiction
    genre
    glasnost
    Gogol
    Gor'kii
    Gumilev
    hero
    Iurii
    Ivan
    Ivanov
    journal
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