Leon Toom translatedEuropean poetry into Russia. Died in 1969 under mysterious circumstances. This book contains some of his translations, as well as, some of his original poems.

For patrons of the Taganka Theatre under the direction of Yuri Lyubimov, this collection of poetry was inspired by plays that the author attended during 2004-2008. This slim volume, full of poetic snapshots of the theatre's famous plays, is an elegant tribute to the Taganka's unique place in Moscow's theatre world.

I love the simple, not loud verse, /That smiles and so delicate. /I am near to the artless style, /That, as a school-girl, diligent. /I love a music of the verse, /It's breath and even signs. /I try to find the sparks of wisdom /In person, who is sly.

Old and new poems in this collection called 'Experiments in Poems'

The first book by Arkadi Doubintchik, modern Russian-language poet living in America, includes mostly early lyrics, but also contains more recent works of philosophical orientation. Arkadi writes poetry for more than 30 years, was published in periodicals in America, has become one of the winners of the global competition of Russian poets abroad. The book will certainly be interesting to all...

Sonya Shatalova speaks, but not aloud. Just her words immediately fall on paper. Now, probably, Sonya is the most famous writer, poet and philosopher with autism. I hate to say 'catharsis', but that's exactly what will happen to you after reading Sonya's book. She is an amazing person with some kind of cosmic alien soul.

A collection of poetry.

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