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Tatyana Movshevich recalls growing up in chemical-ravaged Dzerzhinsk, Russia, and the creative wasteland that exists there.
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Go shoppingTatyana Movshevich recalls growing up in chemical-ravaged Dzerzhinsk, Russia, and the creative wasteland that exists there.
Published for the first time in English, Ismail Kadare’s exploration of writing, realism and censorship moves between the everyday and mythic in Soviet Moscow.
Judgement, morality, and the difference between right and wrong take centre stage in this cerebral thriller.
As England prepare to face Italy, Teddy Cutler brings the final edition of his World Cup group analyses.
The West is right in condemning Russia for breaching Ukraine’s sovereignty, says Katarina Nordin. But we must not get too caught up in the fiction of revolution.
Amid the release of two members of Pussy Riot, Charlotte Fereday looks at the Russian protest band’s adoption of one of the essential mantras of the Spanish Civil War.
American writer Zachary Watterson gives his advice on the personal essay, and recounts a memorable visit to the Eastern Bloc.
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