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Gulags, Ments, Chekhov and Pushkin
Authors: Paul E. Richardson and Andrew Jameson
Russian Life: Jan/Feb 2012
Department: Under Review
Page: 62 ( 2) pages
Summary: Reviews of Fyodor Mochulsky's "Gulag Boss," William Ryan's "The Darkening Field," and Andrei Gelasimov's "Thirst," with shorter notices on "Memories of Chekhov" (Peter Sekirin) and "Pushkin Threefold" (Walter Arndt, trans.)
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- Gulag Boss: A Soviet Memoir Fyodor Vasilevich Mochulsky, translated and edited by Deborah Kaple (Oxford University Press, $29.95)
- Memories of Chekhov Peter Sekirin, ed. and trans. (McFarland Books, $45)
- Pushkin Threefold Alexander Pushkin, translated by Walter Arndt (Ardis, $29.95)
- The Darkening Field William Ryan (Minotaur, $24.99)
- Thirst Translated by Marian Schwartz (Amazon Crossing, $14.95)