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Karolina Pavlova struggled to find literary acclaim as a woman in the 19th century, but her work endures.
Vladimir Mayakovsky sports a complicated legacy a nearly a century after Joseph Stalin immortalized him as the defining poet of the Soviet epoch.
A look at the extraordinary life and legacy of James L. Patterson, who recently passed away at 91.
A popular online poet was revealed to be a political hoax.
Some books our reviewer liked, and their significance for lovers of all things Russian.
In which we review books about food, dance, poetry, and Stalin.
Musicians have not been spared from the criminalization of protest and expression. We also share Ilya Yashin's final words.
War births poetry. We share five recently created and translated anti-war poems.
In which we review two books: one full of poetry, another full of Putin.
On August 7, 1921, Alexander Blok, died in St. Petersburg. Widely considered the greatest poet of the Silver Age of Russian poetry.
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