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  • nonfictional prose
    / Travel and epistolary literature

    …own geographical province, recorded in Frigate Pallas his experience of a tour around the world. Nowhere else in the whole range of literature is there anything comparable to Peterburg (1913–14), by a virtuoso of poetic style, Andrey Bely; it is a travel fantasy within a city that is both real…

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    …own geographical province, recorded in Frigate Pallas his experience of a tour around the world. Nowhere else in the whole range of literature is there anything comparable to Peterburg (1913–14), by a virtuoso of poetic style, Andrey Bely; it is a travel fantasy within a city that is both real…

    Read More