The philologist Liova Odoyevtsev is found dead in the Pushkin House of the USSR Academy of Sciences. Beside him, two dueling pistols that once belonged to Pushkin himself.
A lover of the arts, Liova grew up in the shadow of his exiled grandfather and his accomplished scientist father. Pressured by the regime, faced with family secrets and unfulfilled ambitions, he gradually lost control of his life amidst social circles, literary quests, abundant vodka, and hopeless romances.
One of the most ingenious works of contemporary Russian literature, Andrei Bitov's (1937-2008) Pushkin House was originally published in the USA, while in the Soviet Union it was secretly circulated, passed from hand to hand. "An excellent example of modernist imagination" (The Washington Post) and "a tribute to classic Russian literature" (FAZ)
GUTENBERG BITOV ANDREI WORLD LITERATURE GUTENBERG BITOV ANDREI
Manufacturer
- Publisher
- Gutenberg
- Publishers
- Gutenberg
- Type
- Prose
- Subtitle
- -
- Cover
- Soft
- Number of Pages
- 765
- Release Date
- 12/2025
- Publication Date
- 2025
- Dimensions
- -
- ISBN-13
- 9789600126969
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