Vladimir Sorokin and the Russian Novel's Identity Crisis

Michael LaPointe

The Atlantic

2015-12-22

“Vast, grand, breathtaking—English-language readers typically associate such words with the 19th-century Russian novel. Bleak, brave, subversive—those go with 20th-century Russian fiction. If it’s epic or dissident, we know how to make sense of it.”


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