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A poem from the new volume Alcestis of the Underworld, by a regular translator of works published by Russian Life Books.
An excerpt from the fine new novel Zuleikha, by Guzel Yakhina, about a woman's survival in Siberia exile, inspired by childhood memories of the author's grandmother.
This week’s TWERF will amaze you, amuse you, and possibly give you nightmares.
Authorities in Krasnoyarsk want to put the Siberian city's best face forward for March's Universiade sporting event, while covering up local pollution and snow-deficit issues. Residents are having none of it.
Two bears (Bers) meet very different fates. Meanwhile, black ice gets a whole new meaning.
This week got a little shifty, with trash sent in packages, a possible tax evasion scheme, and a game retelling a contentious moment in recent Russian history.
The post-holiday doldrums must not exist in Russia, where we find stories of hope, change, and a mayor that cares.
The Australian edition of 60 Minutes traveled to Oymakon last winter and brought back this story.
Photos captured by an unknown Czech Legionnaire, during those troops’ long sojourn in Russia from 1916-1919.
Living on ice, the boorocracy, profiling perps, naming cities, and where smoking holds sway.
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