Pushkin on Literature

Focusing on Pushkin as a critic, this book explores his complex relationship with literature, showcasing his enthusiasm, judgments, and frustrations. It presents the complete set of his critical writings in English, covering his reflections on both his own work and influential European authors like Byron and Shakespeare. Organized chronologically, each section includes biographical insights that track Pushkin's literary evolution, offering a captivating look into his intellectual passions through letters, articles, and notes.