books by Andrei Bely

books by Andrei Bely

books:

Andrei Bely

Kotik Letaev (European Classics)
Andrei Bely

Northwestern University Press, 1999

Glossolalia/Glossolalia: Poem Uber Den Laut/a Poem About Sound
Andrei Bely

Die Pforte Edition Verlag Im Rudol, 2004

Petersburg

Andrei Bely

Indiana University Press, 1979

Worth the less than ideal translation
Nabokov, the translator's introduction triumphantly proclaims, thought Petersburg one the three best books ever written, beside Joyce's Ulysses and Kafka's Metamorphosis. Nabokov, they do not emphasize quite as proudly, was also a native Russian, so he might have had ...

Between Two Revolutions (Memoirs of Andrei Belyi)
Andrei Belyi (Andrei Bely)

Russian Language Specialties, 1966

Andrei Belyi (aka Boris Nikolaevich Bugaev, 1880-1934) was a Symbolist poet who wrote about life in the early 20th century. This volume, the third of three, was originally published in 1934 by The Publishing House of Leningrad Writers.

The Silver Dove
Andrei Bely, Antony Wood

Northwestern University Press, 2001

Steeped in the social and religious culture of prerevolutionary Russia, Andrey Bely's first novel is inspired by theosophy, the myth of Dionysus, and the author's own thoughts on the relationship between artistic and religious creation. The story of an idle intellectual who pursues transcendence, The Silver Dove is also Bely's study of the ...

PETERSBURG
Andrei Bely

Indiana University, 1995

Bely's symbolist masterpiece Russian novel, set in pre-Rev. 1905 Petersburg. Intro, trans, and notes by Robert MacGuire.