Prose writings from one of Russia's greatest poets
These stories are wonderful in their purity of form, humor, and understatement. This collection also contains a selection of other Pushkin writings, including the fragmentRoslavlev, Egyptian Nights, and the autobiographicalJourney to Arzrum.
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In a major burst of creativity, Russian poet Alexander Pushkin during just three months in 1830 completed Eugene Onegin, composed more than thirty lyric poems, wrote several short stories and folk tales, and penned the four short dramas in verse that comprise the "little tragedies." The "little tragedies" stand among the great masterpieces of Russian literature, yet they were last translated into English a quarter-century ago and have in recent years been out of print entirely. In this outstanding new translation, Nancy K. Anderson preserves the cadence and intensity of Pushkin's work while...

A wonderful translation of Pushkin's classic novel by the author of the Pulitzer Prize-winning Godel, Escher, Bach.

Alexander Pushkin (1799-1837) is best known for his great achievments in poetry, but the fixtion he wrote in the last decade of his life was to have a tremendous impact on the subsequent development of Russian prose, influencing such later writers as Gogol, Dostoevsky, and Tolstoy. This is a new translation of all his prose fiction, from his famous story "The Queen of Spades" down to unfinished stories and fragments that appear in English for the first time. Pushkin's non-fictional A History of Pugachev, also translated into English for the first time, is included because it furnished...

This is the first installment in a new edition of Alexander Pushkin's works in the original Russian. "Poemy i povesti, ch. 1 (Narrative Poems and Tales, Part 1) "presents three narrative poems--"Ruslan and Lyudmila, The Prisoner of the Caucasus, "and "The Fountain of Bakhchisaray"--exactly as they appeared in the final published version issued during the poet's lifetime. Edited by David Bethea and Nikita Okhotin, and richly annotated by Oleg Proskurin, this volume is based on the 1835 edition published by A.F. Smirdin; a second volume will be available soon and will include "The Gypsies,...