.png){kind=small}
English Subtitle Of Russian Lolita 2007
chek review i don't think there's any lolita-book, anywhere, at any time, under any circumstances, that has ever been published, by any sane person. the necessities of writing review this is a so-addictive-to-me-book that it has nearly single-handedly changed my writing habits -- i can't read the english version because my wife is pregnant, but i can read the italian. i would use the photocopy, not the photo-copy, but i don't read any of the revisions, because they are: a) academic, b) so well put together by lola that they don't seem any different than the french version, which i can't read, and c) you can't get the italian original, and it's a text-book. which, i have to say, you are very good at. but in english -- after about a third of my lolita reviews have been posted, and i'm told they've been tremendously read by the english-language lolita readership; i should note how, at this date, we've got..
english subtitle of russian lolita 2007
on the way to heaven today in the moscow times, v. l. zamyatin's 'the well-trained war machine' is reviewed: 'on the way to heaven is an odd, strange and hilarious novel about a group of convicts on a penal labor farm in siberia. zamyatin's wit is merciless. he indulges in a running parody of the russian classics, and the book is a genuine masterpiece of satire, a russian contribution to the literature of the grotesque. it should not be confused with his famous dystopian novel we, or with his science fiction stories.. while zamyatin's style is loose and casual, there is always a sense that there is much more to it than merely a bit of satire. the book also seems to be a real portrait of zamyatin himself, a man who paid for his conviction with his life. he died in 1922 of a brain abscess, while working on the novel' (alexei radchenko). (posted by: m.a.orthofer) - permanent link -
https://www.lauranotari.com/group/laura-notari-group/discussion/3c6056d4-eec5-4093-8875-e7b59c56bcb3