Author

Paul E. Richardson

306 contributions found for Russian Life and/or Chtenia.

PAUL E. RICHARDSON is a writer, photographer, and editor. When not traveling, he oversees production of Russian Life out of its office in Montpelier, Vermont. He has written numerous articles for Russian Life, three novels, and several works of nonfiction, most recently Resilience: Life Stories of Centenarians Born in the Year of Revolution, with Nadya Grebennikova and Mikhail Mordasov and Driving Down Russia's Spine. His landscape photography is regularly featured in Vermont Life calendars. His website is here.

Anna and an Atlas

Russian Life: Nov/Dec 2018
In which we review The Anna Karenina Fix: Life Lessions from Russian Literature, by Viv Groskop, and Restless Empire, by Ian Barnes.
Authors: Robert Blaisdell and Paul E. Richardson

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Holidays are for Cookies

Russian Life: Nov/Dec 2018
We consider some of the best holiday treats, which are of course cookies, and then serve of a simple and delicious recipe.
Author: Marina Pustilnik
Illustrations/Images: Paul E. Richardson

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Fungus Among Us

Russian Life: Sep/Oct 2018
It's fall, which means mushroom season, which means time to get hunting. And cooking some Chanterelle-Apricot Muffins.
Author: Marina Pustilnik
Illustrations/Images: Paul E. Richardson

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Great Terroir

Russian Life: Sep/Oct 2018
We interview a winemaker and philanthropist related to Rachmaninov, and explore her Tolstoyan connection to Californian soil.
Author: Paul E. Richardson

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Six Books

Russian Life: Sep/Oct 2018
We review books of fiction (Chekhov, Remizov, the Brothers Strugatsky, and Anderson) and an enticing cookbook.
Author: Paul E. Richardson

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Survivors

Russian Life: Sep/Oct 2018
In which the author visits Kalmykia to meet with survivors of a horrific genocide few remember.
Author: Yelena Khovanskaya
Translator: Paul E. Richardson
Illustrations/Images: Yelena Khovanskaya

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Thanks Giving

Russian Life: Sep/Oct 2018
One week before our 33-day crowdfunding campaign was set to end on July 31, things were not looking good. But then the Tribe stepped up.
Author: Paul E. Richardson

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House on the Embankment

Russian Life: July/August 2018
If these walls could talk. The history and horror of one of the most epic construction projects of the Soviet era.
Author: Nadezhda Grebennikova
Translator: Paul E. Richardson
Illustrations/Images: Mikhail Mordasov

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Let's Do This

Russian Life: July/August 2018
It's time for Russian Life to move aggressively into the digital online space. But that costs and it will take the support of readers to make this possible. Visit newrussianlife.com for more info.
Author: Paul E. Richardson

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Walking the Volga

Russian Life: July/August 2018
An office worker gives up his job to walk all 3,645 kilometers of Europe’s longest river. This is his story.
Authors: Dmitri Nizhegorodsky and Nataliya Kienya
Translator: Paul E. Richardson
Illustrations/Images: Dmitri Nizhegorodsky

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