literary depictions of journalists and journalism

[Alexei Bogdanov]

The protagonist of Vasily Aksyonov’s «Остров Крым» is a fabulous fictional Russian journalist/editor-in-chief from a fabulous fictional Russian Island of Crimea.

Alexei Bogdanov
University of Colorado at Boulder

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Sergei Dovlatov's The Compromise is one of my favorites, and it's available in translation.

Good luck!
Lisa Hayden
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I am starting to put together a course on journalism in Russian literary culture. One of my areas of focus will be depictions of journalists and journalism in Russia. I am thinking more along the lines of fictional depictions, such as in Babel’s Red Cavalry.

At the moment I’m casting a pretty wide net—anything from the late 18th century to the present is of interest.

I’d be grateful for any suggestions!

Many thanks

Martha Kelly

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Martha Kelly
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German and Russian Studies
University of Missouri
573.882.2546
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