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
Kolyma Tales
Doctor Zhivago
And Quiet Flows the Don
The Foundation Pit
Two Captains
The Dead Mountaineer's Inn
Autobiography of a Corpse
Black Snow
The Russian Forest
Sana Krasikov
Was it an instinct towards their future life together that she was already sensing, which made her pull back? For what she was seeing suddenly, in her mind’s eye, was an image of the two of them dancing on the edge of the world, not realising that they were about to fall off
Sana Krasikov, The Patriots

Sana Krasikov
Sunset was just then settling over Red Square. There seemed some hidden vision to be gleaned. A message about man’s chaotic spirit and his sombre dignity. His dignity and his power. His power and his purpose. She was sure that there was some thread there, but the burden of decoding it made her feel too tired
Sana Krasikov, The Patriots

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