Unknown prose in three volumes

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Gippius, Z.N

Neizvestnaia Proza v Trekh Tomakh

Tom 1: Mechty i Koshmar (1920-1925); Tom 2: Chego ne Bylo i Chto Bylo; Tom 3: Arifmetika Liubvi: 1931-1939

[ Unknown prose in three volumes : Tom 1: Mechty i Koshmar (1920-1925); Tom 2: Chego ne Bylo i Chto Bylo; Tom 3: Arifmetika Liubvi: 1931-1939]

Tom 1: Mechty i Koshmar (1920-1925)
Comp., introd., and comments by A.N. Nikoliukin
St. Petersburg: Rostok, 2002-2203
559+591+636 pp
3 v
Serie: Neizvestnyi XX vek
Hardcover. 14.5 x 21 cm
ISBN: 5946680056 (v. 1)
Language: Russian

Zinaida Gippius (1869-1945), a writer and poet of the literary movement called symbolism. Together with her husband, the famous writer and religious thinker Dmitrii Merezhkovskii, she left St. Petersburg in the third year after the revolution. But her emigration became a fact on its very first day, October 25th, 1917. This is the most complete collection of her prose written in emigration: stories, essays, and articles. Some of them were published under her literary pseudonym Anton Krainii. Comments.

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» Fiction and Poetry

» Literary Theory and Criticism / History of Literature » Russian Classics with Academic Commentaries

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