Russian And Soviet Writers Codexery

A source-cited reference to russian and soviet writers

Russian And Soviet Writers (18)

• Aleksandr I. Kuprin — Russian writer of novels and short stories on army and society.
• Aleksey Nikolayevich Tolstoy — Russian and Soviet writer of science fiction and historical fiction.
• Aleksey Pisemsky — Russian novelist and dramatist of realistic ordinary life.
• Aleksey Remizov — Russian modernist writer of fantastic and bizarre works, expert calligrapher, and exile.
• Alexander Grin — Russian writer of romantic sea adventures and fantasy, creator of Grinlandia.
• Alexander Herzen — Russian writer and precursor of socialism and agrarian populism.
• Alexander Radishchev — Russian author exiled for critiquing serfdom and autocracy.
• Andrei Bely — Russian Symbolist novelist and poet, author of Petersburg.
• Andrei Platonov — Soviet writer whose major works were banned for decades.
• Anton Chekhov — Russian playwright and short story writer, physician by profession.
• Boris Pasternak — Russian poet, novelist, and translator of Doctor Zhivago.
• Leo Tolstoy — Russian writer and influential Christian anarchist and pacifist.
• Mikhail Bulgakov — Russian and Soviet novelist and playwright of lasting influence.
• Mikhail Sholokhov — Russian novelist and Nobel laureate known for Cossack epics.
• Nikolai Gogol — Russian writer of Ukrainian origin, master of the grotesque.
• Vladimir Nabokov — Russian-American novelist, lepidopterist, and author of Lolita.
• Vladimir Voinovich — Soviet dissident and satirist of totalitarianism.
• Yevgeny Zamyatin — Russian author of the dystopian novel We.

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