Russian Language


The Master and Margarita
The Brothers Karamazov
We
Doctor Zhivago
Crime and Punishment
Heart of a Dog
Anna Karenina
The Death of Ivan Ilych
One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich
Day of the Oprichnik
Fathers and Sons
A Comprehensive Russian Grammar (Blackwell Reference Grammars)
War and Peace
The New Penguin Russian Course: A Complete Course for Beginners
Omon Ra
Sherlock Holmes by Arthur Conan DoyleMagdalene, la Mujer que camina con Jesus by Ki LongfellowThe Queen of Spades and Other Russian Stories by Alexander PushkinShort Stories in Spanish by John R. KingSix Great Stories/Meistererzählungen by Edgar Allan Poe
Dual Language Books
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Gary Shteyngart
Vera's monkey brain was "racing." She wanted someone to talk to her and to get some of her words out, but Daddy and the Seal had now switched to Russian and their conversation was growing more somber, because that's what Russian did to you. Her teacher, the other Vera, had never once smiled, even when reading the ostensibly funny book about a clumsy bear who failed to live by the complex rules of forest society and constantly needed to learn distsiplina (discipline) from his animal peers. "We ca ...more
Gary Shteyngart, Vera, or Faith

Amor Towles
Ah, comrade, thought the Count. Now, there was a word for the ages... When the Count was a boy in St. Petersburg, one rarely bumped into it. It was always prowling at the back of a mill or under the table in a tavern, occasionally leaving its paw marks on the freshly printed pamphlets that were drying on a basement floor. Now, thirty years later, it was the most commonly heard word in the Russian language. A wonder of semantic efficiency, comrade could be used as a greeting, or a word of parting ...more
Amor Towles, A Gentleman in Moscow

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