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Boryslav in Flames
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Ivan Franko (1856-1916) was an author, poet, journalist, literary critic and political activist in his native Galicia, a man of many parts and ...Read Review
On the Road to Freedom: and From Captivity
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In 1918 a band of Czech and Slovak ex-POWs took over the Trans-Siberian railway in the course of the Russian Civil War; in effect ...Read Review
The Riven Heart of Moscow
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Mikhail Osorgin (1878-1942) was a Russian writer who settled in Paris after the Revolution. His best-known work, published in Russian as Sivtsev Vrazhek (...Read Review
The Revolt of the Animals
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Wladyslaw Reymont (1867-1925) was a Polish writer who was awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1924, shortly before his death. His novel The ...Read Review
The Village Teacher and Other Stories
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Theodore Odrach (1912-1964) was born in Belarus but at age nine was arrested for a petty crime and sent to a reform school ...Read Review
Duel
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Borys Antonenko-Davydovych (1899-1984) was a post-revolutionary writer determined to revive Ukrainian literature and fight against Soviet Russia’s suppression of Ukrainian culture. He ...Read Review
The Vow: A Requiem for the Fifties
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The Vow is a complex and multi-layered novel about architect Kamil Modráček, who confronts the harsh reality of Gottwald’s Stalinist regime ...Read Review
The Night Reporter: A 1938 Lviv Murder Mystery
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If you think all East European novels are long, slow, and heavy, you have not encountered any of Yuri Vynnychuk’s historical crime ...Read Review
Ravens before Noah
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Susanna Harutyunyan (b. 1963) is one of Armenia’s most acclaimed writers. This novel is a complex, multi-layered work that chronicles some of the ...Read Review
Point Zero
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Point Zero tells three separate stories concurrently. Although they are intercut with each other, they deal with different people at different times and ...Read Review