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Book 1965

Stikhotvoreniia i poemy RU

Стихотворения и поэмы

Joseph Brodsky

Information

Realm

Russian

Author

Joseph Brodsky

Title

Stikhotvoreniia i poemy

Paratexts

Foreword by: Georgy Stukov; Gleb Struve

Place of Publication

Washington D.C.

Publisher

Inter-Language Literary Associates

Date of Publication

1965

Illustrations

Material Type

Book

Language

Russian

Description

Joseph Brodsky. Stikhotvoreniia i poemy. With a foreword by Georgy Stukov [Gleb Struve]. Washington D.C.: Inter-Language Literary Associates, 1965.

Paratexts 3

Preface 1966

Wladimir Weidlé. Award to Brodsky's Translator: Wladimir Weidlé

Preface 1970

Edward Kline. Letter to the Editor. On Chekhov Publishing House: Edward Kline

Preface 1970

Mikhail Koriakov. Chekhov Publishing House: Mikhail Koriakov

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Reviews 9

Review 1965

Yuri Terapiano. Review of Stikhotvoreniia i poemy by Joseph Brodsky: Yuri Terapiano

Review 1965

Emmanuil Rais. Leningradskii Gamlet (o stikhakh I. Brodskogo): Emmanuil Rais

Review 1972

Evelyn Bristol. Review of Ostanovka v pustyne (1970) by Joseph Brodsky: Evelyn Bristol

However much Brodskij has learned from Western poets such as John Donne and T.S. Eliot, his verse stems primarily from Russian poetry of the generation of Axmatova and Pasternak. He shares with poets of that...

Review 1965

Yakov Gorbov. Review of Stikhotvoreniia i poemy by Joseph Brodsky: Yakov Gorbov

Review 1974

F.D. Reeve. Review of Selected Poems (1973) by Joseph Brodsky: Frank Reeve

Review 1965

Yuri Ivask. Review of Iosif Brodsky. Stikhotvoreniia i poemy: Yuri Ivask

Review 1970

Argus. Mistakes on the Way, or a Hault in the Desert: Mikhail Aizenshtadt-Zheleznov

Review 1965

Boris Filippov. Joseph Brodsky: Boris Filippov

Review 1970

Viacheslav Zavalishin. Authentic Brodsky and the Myth of Brodsky: Viacheslav Zavalishin

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Mention in 21

Correspondence 1965

Gleb Struve - Natalia Tarasova: Gleb Struve

Correspondence 1970

Gleb Struve - Yuri Ivask: Gleb Struve

Correspondence 1965

Natalia Tarasova - Gleb Struve: Gleb Struve

I’m rushing to respond and thank you for Brodsky’s poems and to ask you to give me permission to publish Sintaksis. You have given me a great joy!

Both conditions you have stipulated are truly easy to accomplish. I’m attaching to this letter a check for 25 dollars for the photocopies of Sintaksis and shipping...

Correspondence 1965

Gleb Struve - Natalia Tarasova: Gleb Struve

Correspondence 1964

Gleb Struve - Natalia Tarasova: Gleb Struve

Correspondence 1966

Gleb Struve - Yuri Ivask: Gleb Struve

Correspondence 1965

Natalia Tarasova - Gleb Struve: Nataila Tarasova

Correspondence 1965

Gleb Struve - Yuri Ivask: Gleb Struve

Thank you for the letter. As I’ve written before, it is already too late to add anything to Brodsky’s volume. The book is already published, and yesterday some sample copies were supposed to be sent to me, some of which I will later send out as per the orders I have received (you will also receive them then)...

Correspondence 1965

Gleb Struve - Yuri Ivask: Gleb Struve

Correspondence 1971

Gleb Struve - Yuri Ivask: Gleb Struve

Correspondence 1965

Gleb Struve - Natalia Tarasova: Gleb Struve

Correspondence 1972

Gleb Struve - Yuri Ivask: Gleb Struve

Correspondence 1965

Gleb Struve - Yuri Ivask: Gleb Struve

Correspondence 1965

Gleb Struve - Natalia Tarasova: Gleb Struve

Correspondence 1965

Gleb Struve - Yuri Ivask: Gleb Struve

Correspondence 1970

Gleb Struve - Yuri Ivask: Gleb Struve

Correspondence 1964

Gleb Struve - Vladimir Markov: Gleb Struve

Of course, Brodsky has many shortcomings but in my opinion he is much more significant than Evtushenko and Voznesensky, and is more interesting and better than the poets of Feniks and Sintaksis. One must keep in mind that he is also quite...

Correspondence 1965

Gleb Struve - Natalia Tarasova: Gleb Struve

Correspondence 1965

Gleb Struve - Natalia Tarasova: Gleb Struve

Correspondence 1965

Gleb Struve - Yuri Ivask: Gleb Struve

Correspondence 1966

Gleb Struve - Yuri Ivask: Gleb Struve