Na kulichkakh
work by Zamyatin
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Na kulichkakh, also translated as "At the World's End," is a work by Yevgeny Zamyatin. Published in 1914, it is described as an attack on military life that faced condemnation from tsarist censors. This work is an example of Zamyatin's early writings, which often included satire and critiques of societal aspects. Zamyatin was a prominent Russian novelist, playwright, and satirist known for his experimental style and for creating the anti-Utopian novel genre.1
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