Off the Beaten Track: Stories by Russian Hitchhikers

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GLAS NEW RUSSIAN WRITING

Contemporary Russian literature in English translation

www.glas.msk.su

The premier showcase for contemporary Russian writing in English translation, GLAS has been discovering new writers and rediscovering under-appreciated past masters since 1991.

Based in Moscow, GLAS has published anthologies grouped around a unifying theme (e.g. revolution, fear, childhood, women’s views) as well as books by single authors.

With more than 100 names represented, GLAS is the most comprehensive English-language source on Russian letters today — a must for libraries, students of world literature, and all those who love good writing.

Vlas Doroshevich. What the Emperor Cannot Do. Tales and Legends of the Orient.

Michele A. Berdy. The Russian Word’s Worth. A humorous and informative guide to the Russian language, culture and translation. 2nd rev. ed.

The Scared Generation: Vasil Bykov’s The Manhunt and Boris Yampolsky’s The Old Arbat.

Mikhail Levitin. A Jewish God in Paris. Three novellas.

T.J. Perry. Twelve Stories of Russia: a Novel I Guess. 3rd. ed.