From the April 2025 Issue Rhyme & Resistance In Love and Revolution: Selected Poems By Anna Akhmatova (Translated from Russian by Stephen Capus) LR
From the February 2023 Issue Poets Against Putin Disbelief: 100 Russian Anti-War Poems By Julia Nemirovskaya (ed)
From the May 2022 Issue Memories of Odessa The Story of a Life: Books One–Three By Konstantin Paustovsky (Translated from Russian by Douglas Smith) LR
From the September 2020 Issue Comrade, Shed No Tears Russia is Burning: Poems of the Great Patriotic War By Maria Bloshteyn (ed) Vasili Tyorkin By Alexander Tvardovsky (Translated from Russian by James Womack) Wait for Me By Konstantin Simonov (Translated from Russian by Mike Munford)
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