forgotten superstars

[Kenneth Brostrom]

The numbers below caused me to do a check for 
Boris Pil'njak (16,900), which doesn't exactly 
make him 'forgotten,' but fading, I guess.  One 
of the first links is:

http://www.spectr.org/1999/017/orlov.htm

to an article entitled "Pogashennaja zvezda 
Borisa Pil'njaka" by Vitalij Orlov in the 
Washington DC-area online journal Spektr.

Cheers!

Ken Brostrom





>Asadov is still immensely popular.
>
>For comparison, Google search:
>
>59,200 for "éÒËÔ åý̔Âθ¯ÚýÏ"
>53,200 for "ù”Ûý•” ÄÒý”Ó’"
>
>
>Boris Polevoj still remains a staple of youth reading, particular for boys.
>
>
>Gladilin also could hardly be considered among the forgotten:
>http://www.izvestia.ru/culture/article3113548/
>http://www.echo.msk.ru/guests/1494/
>http://magazines.russ.ru/october/2006/2/la6.html
>
>Demian Bednyj is not the popular star of his 
>time but also not forgotten. On Google 42,600 
>for "ÑÂϸþÌ Å”̚È"
>
>
>AI
>
>Mark N Leiderman wrote:
>>   Demian Bednyi, Viacheslav Shishkov, Pavlenko,
>>   Polevoi, Eduard Asadov, Gladilin,  Vladimir Orlov...
>>
>>
>
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Kenneth Brostrom
Assoc. Prof. of Russian
Dept. of Classical and Modern Languages,
   Literatures, and Cultures
Wayne State University
Tel.: 313-577-6238
Email: ad5537 at wayne.edu

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