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  • Sari: Cultural Syllabus
  • Ilmumisaeg: 17-Sep-2019
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  • Keel: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781644690567

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This collection of Russian short stories from the 21st century includes works by famous writers and young talents alike, representing a diversity of generational, gender, ethnic and national identities. Most of texts in this volume appear in English for the first time. 21 will appeal to anyone interested in contemporary Russia. 



This collection of Russian short stories from the 21st century includes works by famous writers and young talents alike, representing a diversity of generational, gender, ethnic and national identities. Their authors live not only in Russia, but also in Europe and the US. Short stories in this volume display a vast spectrum of subgenres, from grotesque absurdist stories to lyrical essays, from realistic narratives to fantastic parables. Taken together, they display rich and complex cultural and intellectual reality of contemporary Russia, in which political, social, and ethnic conflicts of today coexist with themes and characters resonating with classical literature, albeit invariably twisted and transformed in an unpredictable way. Most of texts in this volume appear in English for the first time. 21 may be useful for college courses but will also provide exciting reading for anyone interested in contemporary Russia.

Acknowledgements ix
Introduction xi
1 Nikolai Baitov
Maya Vinokour
Solovyov's Trick
1(6)
Silentium
7(8)
2 Evgeny Shklovsky The Street
15(8)
Jason Cieply
3 Vladimir Sorokin Smirnov
23(15)
Maya Vinokour
4 Nikolai Kononov Evgenia's Genius
38(18)
Simon Schuchat
5 Leonid Kostyukov Verkhovsky and Son
56(17)
Maya Vinokour
6 Sergei Soloukh A Search
73(21)
Margarita Vaysman
Angus Balkham
7 Margarita Khemlin Shady Business
94(9)
Maya Vinokour
8 Elena Dolgopyat The Victim
103(24)
Jason Cieply
9 KirillKobrin Amadeus
127(13)
Veronika Lakotovd
10 Pavel Peppershtein Tongue
140(17)
Bradley Gorski
11 Aleksandr Ilichevsky The Sparrow
157(9)
Bradley Gorski
12 Stanislav Lvovsky Roaming
166(6)
Bradley Gorski
13 Valery Votrin Alkonost
172(14)
Maya Vinokour
14 Linor Goralik
Maya Vinokour
A Little Stick
186(2)
1:38 A.M
188(2)
No Such Thing
190(1)
Come Om, It's Funny
191(1)
The Foundling
192(1)
We Can't Even Imagine Heights Like
192(1)
That Cyst
193(2)
15 Aleksey Tsvetkov Jr. Priceart
195(9)
Sofya Khagi
16 Lara Vapnyar Salad Olivier
204(8)
17 Polina Barskova Reaper of Leaves
212(14)
Catherine Ciepiela
18 Arkady Babchenko Argun
226(45)
Nicholas Allen
19 Denis Osokin
Simon Schuchat
Ludo Logar, or Duck Throat
271(7)
The New Shoes
278(13)
20 Maria Boteva Where the Truth Is
291(9)
Jason Cieply
21 Marianna Geide Ivan Grigoriev
300(6)
Simon Schuchat
About the Authors 306
Mark Lipovetsky is Professor of Russian at Columbia University. He is the author of ten monographs and more than a hundred articles. He also coedited more than twenty volumes on various aspects of modern Russian literature and culture, including Charms of the Cynical Reason: The Tricksters Transformation in Soviet and Post-Soviet Culture (2011), Postmodern Crises: From Lolita to Pussy Riot (2017), 50 Writers: An Anthology of 20th Century Russian Short Stories (coedited with Valentina Brougher and Frank Miller, 2011), and Late and Post-Soviet Russian Literature: A Reader, Volumes I & II (co-edited with Lisa Wakamiya, 2014 & 2015).