Marian Schwartz Books

Billancourt tales

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"Now added to the quartet of books by Nina Berberova that New Directions has presented for the delight of American readers is this very special baker's dozen - Billancourt Tales. These are thirteen...

The Accompanist

By Marian Schwartz, Nina Berberova

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Into the Thickening Fog

By Marian Schwartz, Andrei Gelasimov

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Kidnapped

By Marian Schwartz, Liudmila Petrushevskaia

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Two Lines

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The Revolt

By Nina Berberova

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Man Who Couldn t Die

By Olga Slavnikova, Marian Schwartz

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March 1917

By Aleksandr Isaevic Solzenicyn, Marian Schwartz

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March 1917

By Aleksandr Isaevic Solzenicyn, Marian Schwartz

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March 1917

By Aleksandr Isaevic Solzenicyn, Marian Schwartz

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