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russian

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  1. — Leo Tolstoy

    The Kreutzer Sonata

    A novella that is the confession of Pozdnyshev, a man who recounts the tragic unraveling of his life and marriage. Very Russian fare.

  2. — Yevgeny Zamyatin

    We

    The book that influenced Orwell, Huxley and Rand.

  3. — Anton Chekhov

    Uncle Vanya

    Vanya is a middle-aged professor who feels disillusioned with his life and bitter about his wasted potential.

  4. — Nikolai Gogol

    The Nose

    follows the bizarre misadventures of Major Kovalyov and his missing nose

  5. — Leo Tolstoy

    The Death of Ivan Ilyich

    …a high-ranking Russian bureaucrat, and his gradual realization of his own mortality as he faces a terminal illness.

  6. — Vladimir Nabokov

    Laughter in the Dark

    In Nabokov’s icy Berlin fable of fatal infatuation, an affluent, mediocre art critic trades his comfortable domestic life for a vulgar young usherette, only to be systematically blinded, betrayed, and ushered to his doom by the ruthless lovers who manipulate his sightless world.