New Literary Observer (NLO)
Ardis: The American Dream of Russian Literature (Ardis)
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In 1971, American Slavic scholars Carl and Ellendea Proffer founded the Ardis publishing house. Joseph Brodsky later compared their work to the revolution once wrought by Gutenberg. Russian culture owes much to the Proffers' modest publishing house: reestablishing a broken connection with the Silver Age and rescuing the suppressed literature of the 1920s and 1930s from oblivion.
Publisher: New Literary Observer (NLO)
Weight: 389
Author: Nikolay Uskov
Circulation: 1000
Size: 22.1x14.6x1.6
Book series: Criticism and Essays (Kritika i esseistika)
Cover: Hardcover
Language: Russian
Pages: 232
Publication year: 2021
ISBN: 9785444815274
ISBN (Barcode): 9785444815274
Meet The Author
Nikolay Uskov
Russian medieval historian and journalist. Candidate of Historical Sciences. One of the authors of the Orthodox Encyclopedia and the Great Russian Encyclopedia. From 2003 to 2012, he was editor-in-chief of the Russian edition of GQ. He currently heads the Russian edition of Forbes. In high school, he became interested in painting and studied at Moscow Children’s Art School No. 2. In 1987, he entered the Faculty of History of Moscow State University.…
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