Geoffrey Strachan (trans.)

A Woman Loved

By Andrei Makine - By Geoffrey Strachan (trans.) - Published 2015

Genres:

Literary

Should historical fiction include fiction in which a researcher looks back at the past, in this case the career of Catherine the Great? ...Read Review

Brief Lives that Live Forever

By Andrei Makine - By Geoffrey Strachan (trans.) - Published 2013

Genres:

Literary

This Russian author writes in French and has been translated into English (are you still with me?). A middle-aged Russian looks back on ...Read Review

Music of a Life

By Andrei Makine - By Geoffrey Strachan (trans.) - Published 2002Published 2013

Genres:

Literary

In this densely written novella, Russian author Andrei Makine evokes the grim, gray, repressive atmosphere of Soviet Russia from the early 1940s to ...Read Review

Requiem for a Lost Empire

By Andre Makine - By Geoffrey Strachan (trans.) - Published 2003Published 2013

Genres:

LiteraryMilitarySaga

This novel spans three generations – from 1917, when the narrator’s grandfather fought for the Red Army, through World War II, when his father ...Read Review

Where I Left My Soul

By Geoffrey Strachan (trans.) - By Jerome Ferrari - Published 2012

Genres:

Literary

André Degorce is a man whose life has been both formed and distorted by the history of France in the 20th century. Internment ...Read Review

Dreams of My Russian Summers

By Andrei Makine - By Geoffrey Strachan (trans.) - Published 2011

Genres:

Literary

Winner of both the Prix Goncourt and Prix Medici in 1995, Makine’s lyrical novel about homeland, memory, and belonging is beautifully absorbing reading ...Read Review

The Hero’s Daughter

By Andrei Makine - By Geoffrey Strachan (trans.) - Published 2003

Genres:

Literary

This understated novel remained in my mind days after I had read its last page. I know many people (myself included) will hesitate ...Read Review

Music of a Life

By Andrei Makine - By Geoffrey Strachan (trans.) - Published 2002

Genres:

Literary

In a crowded, dreary, and frigid train station somewhere in Siberia, the narrator whiles away the time musing over the nature of the “...Read Review