Оросын уран зохиол

Russian literature has a reputation for being heavy, but it's also strange, funny, and stubbornly alive. Two threads run through it: one descending from Pushkin — clear-eyed and humane, wrestling with love, faith, and justice — and one from Gogol, comic, grotesque, and gleefully absurd. Both continued gloriously into the twentieth century, often under censorship or in exile — from Bulgakov and Nabokov to Grossman and Platonov.