Gleb Struve RU
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- Gleb Struve
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- Gleb Struve. A Classic of the Purge
- Gleb Struve
Sir, – It may interest your reviewer, your readers, and other students of present-day Russian literature that Lydia Chukovskaya’s The Deserted House (February 16) was to be brought out by the same publisher (Cinq Continents, Paris) towards the end of 1965 under a different title...
- Gleb Struve. In Memory of George Orwell
- Gleb Struve
- Mr. Struve Feels Cold...
- Gleb Struve
It must be said at the outset that these two volumes, the first of four projected, are a model of scholarly editing of Russian poetry. Those who are familiar with the difficulties of putting out any Russian publication in the West can have only praise for the performance of the editors...
When Nikolai Gumilev returned to Russia in 1918, three years before his arrest and execution by the Soviet secret police, he entrusted to a friend in England the manuscripts that have found their way into print more than three decades later. "The Poisoned Tunic...
There are at least two novel and striking features in the Soviet literature of the post-Stalin period. One of them is what could be described as “émigré books by non-émigré writers...
By now you have doubtless received the photograph and the A<nna> A<khmatova> poems. I resisted taking these a bit, because when I asked [Oksman] if she wanted them published he insisted “she wants but doesn’t want to know.”...
I received your letter yesterday and tried several times to reach Martin by telephone without success – perhaps he’s out of town, though the Hist<ory> Dept. secretary didn’t know it if he is. I do apologize for not having written...
Dear Gleb Petrovich,
As promised, a week later, I am sending you the proofs, not only the galleys but the whole layout: all the same, I had to do it anyway. As you can see, it has amounted to 24 pages – exactly three-quarters of the printed sheet...
<…> memoirs of E. M. Tager-Maslova about Mandelshtam. At first, I was going to include these into his collection of poems (and include her short story “Popadia”) with a pretty long introduction (memoiristic in nature), but our publishing house recently went through a certain (hopefully minor) financial setback...
- Vladimir Markov - Roman Grynberg (July 24, 1965)
- Vladimir Markov