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tapa blanda. Zustand: Bien. null Ardis. Ann Arbor, MI. 1982. 24 cm. xxxii, 430 p. : ports. Encuadernación en tapa blanda de editorial. Idioma Inglés. Bibliography: p. xxx-xxxii . ISBN: 0882335960 (=3678644=) PB187.

Buch. Zustand: Neu. Druck auf Anfrage Neuware - Printed after ordering - Russian Love Stories offers a broad range of narrative styles, philosophical agendas, and points of view from writers who insist on making love (be it familial love or between strangers, carnal or platonic, real or imagined) central in the lives of their characters. Although all the authors represented were born in the Soviet period, each was molded by a particular set of shared practices and beliefs, and all offer a distinctive perspective on their experience. The selections are evenly divided between men and women writers and those working in Russia or abroad. This anthology is anchored in the period from the middle of the twentieth century to the present, offering the reader an insider's view of Soviet and post-Soviet life. Yet the writer's position - sometimes from within that time, sometimes from the perspective of a backward glance at the past - is emphatically that of an outsider. …

Softcover/Paperback. Zustand: Gut. 128 S., 17x12 cm OBroschur, kart. Kanten leicht berieben/bestoßen, Seiten leicht randgebräunt; ohne Eintragungen; gutes Exemplar. ru Gewicht in Gramm: 150.

8vo, pp. 403, [1], with 28 vignette portraits; a very good copy, slightly shaken, in the original printed paper wrappers with a typographic design in blue and black, spine browned and cracked (though sound), old booksellers' stamps to rear cover.First edition of an avant-garde collection of short stories and excerpts from novels, with autobiographical sketches and bibliographies by each of the twenty-eight contributors, all written especially for this collection. 'This is not an anthology. Usually an anthology prints that which, in one way or another, is already well-recognized; in this collection there are authors who have no finished work to their name other than this collection ' (Introduction). Well-established authors such as Bely, Remizov and Shaginian sit alongside future greats like Valentin Kataev, whose first novel was to appear later in the year, Leonid Leonov, with the early short tale 'Petushikhinskii prolom' ('The break-up of Petushikha'), and Konstantin Fedin, who contributes an extract from Goroda i gody ('Cities and Years', 1924) this is apparently the first appearance in print of any part of 'one of the first major novels in Soviet literature' (Terras).The authorial biographies and bibliographies contain much of interest. Zamiatin, for example, notes that 'In 1921-22, I wrote the novel We; the novel was translated into English in New York; in Russian it is still unpublished, and when it will be I do not know.' Zoshchenko is characteristically wry 'In 1919 I returned to a primordial state. In 1921 I busied myself with literature' while Remizov turns his biography into a nine-page short-story of its own. Other notable contributions come from Ehrenburg, Grigoriev, Nikitin, Pilniak (an extract from The Naked Year), Seifullina, and Shaginian. The editor, Vladimir Germanovich Lidin [alias Gomberg], was himself a prolific writer of short fiction, and contributes a story from Myshinye budni ('Drab days', 1923). Literaturnaia Rossiia was evidently intended to continue with further volumes, but none was published. Language: Russian.…