From the August 2019 Issue Novelist in Arms Stalingrad By Vasily Grossman (Edited by Robert Chandler & Yuri Bit-Yunan) (Translated by Robert & Elizabeth Chandler) LR
From the May 2016 Issue From Odessa to Paris Memories: From Moscow to the Black Sea By Teffi (Translated by Robert Chandler, Elizabeth Chandler, Anne Marie Jackson & Irina Steinberg) Rasputin and Other Ironies By Teffi (Translated by Robert Chandler, Elizabeth Chandler, Rose France & Anne Marie Jackson)
From the December 2014 Issue The Russian Saki Subtly Worded By Teffi (Translated by Anne Marie Jackson, Robert & Elizabeth Chandler, Clare Kitson, Irina Steinberg & Natalia Wase) LR
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'The Bible is all but silent on yellow, as it is on most colours.'
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'Houses always reveal something of their occupants, but none so much as writers’ houses.'
Frances Wilson goes from Keats House to Dove Cottage and beyond.
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'I miss, in this free society ... the kind of solidarity, the shared accountability, the willingness to risk one’s skin for others, that came with the unremitting threat levelled against dissident society.'
Roger Scruton interviews Vaclev Havel (2003).
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