Three Russian Springs

ЧтениЯReadings #2

by Tamara Eidelman (Editor), Varlam Shalamov (Contributor), Osip Mandelstam (Contributor)

Spring is the season of rebirth, of love and, sometimes, of political change. This second issue of Chtenia celebrates spring's arrival with a rich collection of short stories, poetry, photos and non-fiction that explores the eternal mysteries of renewal and hope.

Contents:
Three Springs: Rebirth, Love & Politics / Tamara Eidelman
Spring Thaw / Elen
Resurrection / Lev Tolstoy
Meganom / Osip Mandelstam
Russian Spring Holidays / Andrei Moroz
A Portrait of Life in Pagan Rus / Igor Stravinsky
Contact with a Mystery / Ilya Ovchinnikov
Grampa Mazay and the Bunnies / Nikolai Nekrasov
The Cedar Elfin / Varlam Shalamov
The Snow Maiden / Alexander Ostrovsky
The Sound of Green / Nikolai Nekrasov
Sunset over Baku / Elnur Amikishiyev
I Love and I Will Love Again / Svetlana Alexievich
Spring Comes to the Village / Sergei Berezin
The Road Leads to the Horizon / Alexandra Brushtein
A Tender Age / Andrei Gelasimov
Spring in a Wood / Vitaly Gumenyuk
The Tale of a Blue Frogling / Yuri Nagibin
Do Not Abandon Me, Oh Spring / Yuli Kim
Spring on the Silver Screen / Tamara Eidelman
When Spring Will Come / Alexei Fatyanov
An Interview with Yuli Kim / Tamara Eidelman
8 March 1963 / Yuli Kim
Moscow Worker Statue / Alexander Dolgin
Springtime of the Revolution / Pyotr Semiletov

128 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2008

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Editor of "ЧтениЯReadings"