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SELECTED CONTEMPORARY RUSSIAN FICTION IN ENGLISH TRANSLATION editors: Natasha PEROVA (out of print). STRANGE SOVIET PRACTICES
SELECTED CONTEMPORARY RUSSIAN FICTION Natasha PEROVA Strange Soviet Practices, short stories and documentaries illustrating some typically
A RUSSIAN DIARY Harvill Secker London, 2007. Hardback Strange SOVIET Practices For North America and Natasha Perova Moscow 119517, P.O.Box 47
4 Jun 2012 have found the alliance and its members appearing in many unusual activities. and Natasha Perova of Glas New Russian Writingare scheduled to of the unsustainability of current publishing and distribution practices
29 Jul 2014 an email from Natasha Perova at the publisher Glas New Russian Writing. to feuds and traditions, we see the inscrutable protagonist manipulate the he brings the strange, dreamlike events of his narrative close to us
29 Jul 2014 an email from Natasha Perova at the publisher Glas New Russian Writing. to feuds and traditions, we see the inscrutable protagonist manipulate the he brings the strange, dreamlike events of his narrative close to us
The Read Russia Prize aims to popularize works of Russian literature Schwartz has brilliant command of techniques for translating historical detective fiction.. Participants will include: Irina Barmetova, Natasha Perova, Galina Dursthoff,. . It39s also a very unusual work as it is set on a ship at sea in the tropical Far East
2 Apr 2012 Obtaining digital rights for more Russian and translated titles is. An expert committee (that includes Natasha Perova of GLAS and Irina. new sales channels beyond the traditional methods, says Vitrouk, an unusual and interesting story that was voted one of Amazon39s 10 Best Fiction Books for 2011
31 May 2012 In 2010 Olga Slavnikova, the 2006 Russian Booker Prize winner and the Debut39s to Suhrkamp, as well as by Natasha Perova in English by GLAS.. . Strange coincidences bring together two literary traditions in today39s PEN
Eastern Slavic naming customs are the traditional ways of determining a person39s name in The ordering is not as strict in languages other than Russian, Belarusian and Ukrainian.. Наталья, Natalya (f), Наташа, Natasha. This produced a large number of Soviet people with bizarre names.. . Петрова, Petrova