March 01, 2025 Under Review What our reviewer has been reading lately, and what it has gotten him thinking about. Literature Music
December 23, 2024 White Nights Resurges One hundred and sixty-seven years on, a Dostoyevsky novella is seeing a resurgence in popularity. Culture Language Literature St. Petersburg
December 17, 2024 "Too Pro-War" Library Closes A pro-war bookshop in St. Petersburg closes, saying, "the end of the world is near." Business Literature News Politics St. Petersburg War
September 25, 2024 Bringing Russian Literature to a Higher Standard? A State Duma member is proposing a professional standard for writers. Culture Government Literature
September 18, 2024 From Catcher in the Rye to Harvesting Rye Russian school curricula this year is less international and more militaristic. Education Literature Social Issues
July 23, 2024 A Fairytale Trip around Russia Intrepid travelers can now visit the fabled sites of Russian folklore. Culture Literature Travel
July 17, 2024 Roskomnadzor Casts Vanishing Spell on Fanfics Roskomnadzor has blocked the largest Russian-language fanfiction site. Culture Dissent Internet Literature Politics Social Issues
July 09, 2024 A Poetic Prank on Putinists A popular online poet was revealed to be a political hoax. Dissent Literature Politics
May 30, 2024 "Limonov" Biopic Premieres at Cannes Kirill Serebrennikov has brought It's Me, Eddie to the silver screen. Film & TV Literature Memoir
May 15, 2024 The Power of the Zine Artist Anna Dial uses updated samizdat methods to publish her "zines" and avoid censorship. Art Dissent Literature
May 10, 2024 Under Review Two novels and a memoir that got our reviewer thinking about literature's impact. History Literature Social Issues
March 25, 2024 Chekhov Goes Solar In honor of the full solar eclipse visiting us in 2 weeks, we offer a few things Anton Chekhov had to say about eclipses that passed through his life. History Humor Literature Science
