For the height of Russian literature is written a lot and we are sure that you have read some of the most famous classic novels, but if you are studying Russian or want to refresh your knowledge, you can refer to several titles from the last 100 years that have earned the recognition of readers and you should definitely add to the list of titles for reading. They are authors who unfold their work in the "new Russia" after the 1990s when the country comes out of transition of social, political and economic transformations. New genres are born - thrillers, science fiction novels, fantastic literature and political satire. Here are some of the most interesting ones of them.
help you remember the knowledge of Russian in a funny and fascinating way. Vladimir Sorokin is often described as a futuristic genius of late Soviet fiction. His novels combine ingenuity and dark humor, especially when describing an unstable society that is in crisis. The action in
ospicica developed in Moscow in 2028. and tells the story of Andrey Danilovich Komjaga, one of the king's most trusted advisors. In a world of rich parties, brutal violence and political corruption, Sorokin's novel describes a situation on the brink of social collapse.
The novel tells the story of the life of Anatoly Suhanov, who lives in a troubled political world, which is complemented by the fact that his hard past is returning to haunt him. Grouchina is a young writer who leaves her homeland at an early age, but this does not prevent her from immersing herself deep into the lives of her people and in the social, economic and political atmosphere of the country.
is a novel by Yuri Olesha, which compares with Nabokov's finest works. It is a modern satire that offers its readers a fascinating look at the life of a modern Russian citizen in the face of Andrei - a food industry businessman who is trying to introduce the market sausages from mass production. Life confronts him with lazy Nikolai, as the author illustrates the clash of old intelligence with the new world.
The story tells of the lives of a group of workers working on digging a huge excavation for a public building. Digging monotonically every day, they gradually cease to understand the meaning of their work and subsequently their existence as a whole. The association, which stopped the book, is related to the domestic policy of the country at the time, bureaucracy and Stalin's regime. Another interesting contemporary author is Mikhail Shishkin, who has earned three of Russia's most prestigious literary awards. In the novel
He tells a series of stories based on questions about life, death, love and war. On the one hand, they describe the beauty of our daily lives and, on the other, the pain of life, as well as a description of the beauty of everyday life. It's a story about anyone who's ever longed for a new perspective in their life. We are sure that every novel will sink you into the depths of Russian soul and history, but to feel them most fully you need to read them in Russian. If you think you need a refresher of knowledge or
you want to start learning Russian , you can rely on teachers at the language school . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . With their help, you will soon improve your language skills so that you can read Russian fully in original.
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