Twentieth Century Russian Poetry: Silver and Steel : an Anthology

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Albert Todd, Max Hayward
Doubleday, 1993 - Literary Criticism - 1078 pages
This massive tome effectively captures the spirit and passion of Russian poetry in this century. Yevtushenko provides context by dividing the text into four clearly delineated sections and introducing each poet with an extensive preface; in addition, important terms are cross-referenced to a helpful glossary. While wide-ranging, the anthology remains judicious in its selection, offering outpourings from giants like Mandelstam or Akhmatova and perhaps a single poem from lesser lights. --Library Journal.

Contents

Compilers Introduction by Yevgeny Yevtushenko
liii
LEONID MARTYNOV
lvii
ILYA KRICHEVSKY
lxv
Editors Introduction by Albert C Todd
lxvii
ANDREY BELY
lxviii
ANNA AKHMATOVA
lxx
KONSTANTIN KUZMINSKY
lxxviii
VYACHESLAV IVANOV
lxxxvi
MIKHAIL LVOV
634
PAVEL KOGAN
640
NIKOLAI GLAZKOV
649
Declaration
656
VASILY FYODOROV
671
NIKOLAI TRYAPKIN
678
ALEKSANDR GALICH
685
DAVID SAMOYLOV
699

KONSTANTIN BALMONT
15
MAKSIMILIAN VOLOSHIN
33
ROPSHIN
43
SASHA CHORNY
84
OSIP MANDELSTAM
91
DAVID BURLYUK
110
NIKOLAI GUMILYOV
139
VLADISLAV KHODASEVICH
151
ALEKSEY KRUCHYONYKH
159
ALEKSANDR VERTINSKY
188
ELIZAVETA KUZMINAKARAVAYEVA
220
YURY TERAPIANO
238
At the Top of My Voice
274
NIKOLAI OTSUP
283
There in some place
289
ALEKSANDR KUSIKOV
318
MIKHAIL LUKONIN
319
NIKOLAI TIKHONOV
326
You think
332
NIKOLAI OLEYNIKOV
339
KONSTANTIN VAGINOV
345
ILYA SELVINSKY
354
NIKOLAI USHAKOV
369
STEPAN SHCHIPACHOV
380
RAISA BLOKH
401
WOLF EHRLICH
415
MIKHAIL GOLODNY
424
NIKOLAI ZABOLOTSKY
434
YURY ODARCHENKO
453
VADIM ANDREYEV
465
YURY KAZARNOVSKY
477
LEONID LAVROV
500
SERGEY MARKOV
510
BORIS KORNILOV
516
ANATOLY SHTEIGER
525
VARLAM SHALAMOV
531
First Meetings
537
YURY DOMBROVSKY
543
ALEKSANDR TVARDOVSKY
560
ALEKSANDR GANGNUS
570
YELENA RUBISOVA
575
VADIM STRELCHENKO
583
NIKOLAI STEFANOVICH
604
VADIM SHEFNER
613
MARGARITA ALIGER
626
SERGEY ORLOV
710
GRIGORY POZHENYAN
717
KONSTANTIN LEVIN
736
VLADIMIR SOLOUKHIN
751
You stand beside me here
760
YONA DEGEN
767
VLADIMIR LVOV
784
VLADIMIR BURICH
791
VLADIMIR TSYBIN
800
ANDREY VOZNESENSKY
821
Darkmotherscream
834
Translated by William Jay Smith and F D Reeve
840
Robert Frost
847
SERGEY CHUDAKOV
859
DMITRY BOBYSHEV
862
VIKTOR SOSNORA
871
A Fairy Tale About Rain
876
Translated by Elaine Feinstein
888
VLADIMIR LEONOVICH
894
GENRIK SAPGIR
901
ANDREY DEMENTYEV
909
IGOR KHOLIN
916
YURY RYASHENTSEV
930
LEONID ZAVALNYUK
931
VLADIMIR UFLYAND
939
OLEG CHUKHONTSEV
945
IGOR SHKLYAREVSKY
953
DMITRY PRIGOV
977
CHILDREN OF OMEGA AND ALPHA
981
MARIYA AVAKKUMOVA
987
LEONID GUBANOV
993
VADIM DELONE
994
YURY KUBLANOVSKY
1001
YELENA SHWARTS
1007
IVAN ZHDANOV
1008
YELENA SHCHAPOVA
1014
GENNADY KRASNIKOV
1023
ALEKSANDR LAVRIN
1027
ALEKSANDR SOPROVSKY
1033
ALEKSEY PARSHCHIKOV
1040
OLESYA NIKOLAYEVA
1043
VLADIMIR DRUK
1050
DENIS NOVIKOV
1056
Index
1061
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About the author (1993)

Yevgeny Yevtushenko was born Yevgeny Aleksandrovich Gangnus on July 18, 1933, in Zima Junction, a remote lumber station on the trans-Siberian Railway in the Irkutsk region of Siberia. He became a poet whose work inspired a generation of young Russians in their fight against Stalinism during the Cold War. His poems included Zima Junction, My Beloved Will Come, Stalin's Heirs, Babi Yar, and Russian Tanks in Prague. He also wrote two novels including Don't Die Before You're Dead. He died on April 1, 2017 at the age of 83.

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