Soviet Literature Monthly 1970 Nos. 9, 10 and 11 by Jacque, Valentina, editor - 1970

Two issues from 1969.No. 2. 192pp. Pieces by Victor Konetsky, Nikolai Rylenkov (Recollections; Rylenkov died in 1969), A discussion of Daniil Granin, etc.No. 3. Stories by Paustovsky (Someone Else's Manuscript), Gulia, "Born of a Miracle" by Berdy Kerbabayev, an article on Erskine Caldwell in the Soviet Union, etc. 192pp.

11 Issues from 1975, lacking only No. 3. Includes previously unknown works by Paustovsky and Bulgakov.No. 1. Incudes Valentin Rasputin, Astafyev, Nosov , Alexin. 192pp.No. 2. Vasilyev's "His Name Was Not Listed", 130 pages. Also includes poetry and various articles. 192pp.No. 4. A series of poems about Lenin. Fiction from Vasilevsky and Sanghi. 192pp. No. 5. Dedicated to the 30th anniversary of the Soviet People's victor in the Great Patriotic War. Incudes "The Wolf Pack" by Bykov' "Feast Celebrating Victory" by Astafyev; articlesby Simonov, etc. Color plates of works by Soviet war artists. 192pp plus plates.975 No. 6. Fiction by Mikhailovskaya, Belyaev, Engibaryan. Poems by Valentin Sorokin, Sholokhov's "The Fate of a Man" in celebration of his 70th birthday, etc. 192pp.1975 No. 7. The first part of a novel, The Islanders, by Zoya Zhuravlyova; under a section titled "Literary Finds" a story by Konstantin Paustovsky, "Captain Gernet's Theory", and then an article about Paustovsky and this story -… Read More