The Portable twentieth-century Russian reader
Original title: The portable nineteenth-century Russian reader
earliest edition we have, 1993 Penguin, 1993 672 pages
For most of the twentieth century Russia existed under some form of dictatorship--with the paradoxical effect that in Russia literature continued to matter as it did in few other countries. The writers of modern Russia have possessed the power to enrage tyrants, to inspire allegiance and devotion in their readers, and to speak for the suffocating conscience of their motherland, even when they are addressing the least...
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