Soviet Literature


The Master and Margarita
One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich
We
Roadside Picnic
Heart of a Dog
The Day Lasts More than a Hundred Years
The Amphibian
Kolyma Tales
Doctor Zhivago
And Quiet Flows the Don
The Foundation Pit
Two Captains
Children of the Arbat (Arbat Tetralogy, #1)
The Dead Mountaineer's Inn
Autobiography of a Corpse
Sana Krasikov
Florence could feel a constriction in her chest…She had been foolish enough to hope that whatever she was walking into would affect no one but herself. Now the truth was catching up with her at the speed of her galloping heartbeat…Now they had summoned her. And they knew everything
Sana Krasikov, The Patriots

Isaac Babel
Just forget for a minute that you have spectacles on your nose and autumn in your heart. Stop being tough at your desk and stammering with timidity in the presence of people. Imagine for one second that you raise hell in public and stammer on paper. You’re a tiger, a lion, a cat. You spend a night with a Russian woman and leave her satisfied. You’re twenty five. If rings had been fastened to the earth and sky, you’d have seized them and pulled the sky down to earth
Isaac Babel

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