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Beyond the Looking-Glas

by

Perova, Natasha

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Beyond the Looking-Glas, ISBN 9785717200325 Own This Book? Sell It
ISBN-13:

9785717200325

ISBN:

5717200323

Publisher: GLAS New Russian Writing Summary: As Russian society passes through a stage of wrenching transformation, the vision of its writers has veered towards the absurd. Even those who work in a realist style enrich their stories with fantasy and a sense of the impossible. This unique collection presents the latest work of some of the modern absurdist writers, Genrikh Sapgir, Victor Pelevin, Valery Ronshin, Alexander Selin, Grigory Kruzhkov. The more realist [read more]
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ISBN-13:

9785717200325


ISBN:

5717200323


Publisher: GLAS New Russian Writing

As Russian society passes through a stage of wrenching transformation, the vision of its writers has veered towards the absurd. Even those who work in a realist style enrich their stories with fantasy and a sense of the impossible. This unique collection presents the latest work of some of the modern absurdist writers, Genrikh Sapgir, Victor Pelevin, Valery Ronshin, Alexander Selin, Grigory Kruzhkov. The more realist writers Alexander Kabakov, Nikolai Klimontovich and Ludmilla Shtern contribute work that testify to the grim humor that persists throughout contemporary Russian literature.

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