Russian writers
Authors from Moscow's homeland
Russian writers are authors from Russia, often invoked as a category because Russian literature is associated with particular qualities: psychological depth, moral seriousness, philosophical weight, and epic length.
I've been working through the Russian writers—Tolstoy, Dostoevsky, Chekhov.
The phrase sometimes appears as shorthand for demanding or heavy reading.
- RomanticismEmotion-centered artistic movement
- Silver AgeSecond great creative period
- RealismMovement depicting ordinary life
- SymbolismArt emphasizing ideas over reality
- ModernismBreak from traditional forms
Fyodor Dostoevsky · Crime and Punishment · Leo Tolstoy · Anton Chekhov · Boris Pasternak · Vladimir Nabokov · Alexander Pushkin · samizdat · Futurism · War and Peace · Solzhenitsyn · Cold War era · Doctor Zhivago · Postmodernism · Postmodernism
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Literary figures from France
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Russian writersBloomsbury Group
Edwardian artistic-literary collective
Russian writersP.G. Wodehouse
Oscar Wilde · Jane Austen · Ernest Hemingway · Dorothy Parker
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