Results for: books tagged ‘Russia’

  1. Apples in the Snow: A Journey to Samarkand

    Apples in the Snow: A Journey to Samarkand: Geoffrey Moorhouse

    Starting near the roof of the world on the Soviet Union’s border with China, Geoffrey Moorhouse’s journey through Central Asia winds across mountains, steppes and desert as well as the ... More

  2. Babylon

    Babylon: Victor Pelevin

    As a poet, Tartarsky is a failure. As a copywriter for one of Moscow's biggest advertising firms he makes $2,000 in ten minutes - and that's before the cocaine kicks ... More

  3. Chekhov's Ivanov

    Chekhov's Ivanov: Tom Stoppard

    Only a year ago, the landowner Nikolai Ivanov was full of energy and optimism, in love with his wife and working hard. Now, for no reason he can understand, Ivanov ... More

  4. Chekhov's The Seagull

    Chekhov's The Seagull: Christopher Hampton

    I know now, Kostya, I understand that in our work - doesn't matter whether it's acting or writing - what's important isn't fame or glamour, none of the things I ... More

  5. The Cherry Orchard

    The Cherry Orchard: Anton Chekhov and Trevor Griffiths

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  6. The Diary of a Superfluous Man and Other Stories

    The Diary of a Superfluous Man and Other Stories: Ivan Turgenev

    ‘That night I went home to my lodgings in a state of perfect ecstasy ... I felt supremely happy, and was already making all sorts of plans in my head. ... More

  7. Dream Tales and Prose Poems

    Dream Tales and Prose Poems: Ivan Turgenev

    Young Muscovite bachelor Yakov Aratov lives in contented solitude, until the arrival in town of the dazzling actress Clara Militch: ‘She was all fire, all passion, and all contradiction; revengeful ... More

  8. Dying For It

    Dying For It: Moira Buffini

    Hallway-dwelling Semyon is unemployed and disheartened with life. When his last hope for self-respect disappears, Semyon decides to take his own life. But word gets out and he finds himself ... More

  9. Fathers and Children

    Fathers and Children: Ivan Turgenev

    First translated by Constance Garnett in 1895 Fathers and Children was published in 1862 in The Russian Messenger and provoked immediate controversy for its portrayal of the rise of the ... More

  10. Futility

    Futility: William Gerhardie

    This is the first novel by William Gerhardie, first published in 1922, and it was made famous by H. G. Wells, who described it as 'true, devastating - a wonderful ... More

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