gorky

It's about time Dostoevsky and Gorky and so many other russian writers get the same treatment Kipling did.

The reigning philosophy that rears its head again and again is Tolstoyan, that Gorky tries to press his Marxism against.

And Arshille Gorky seems to have painted using a paintbrush tied to his forehead.

For another excellent series, check out Martin Cruz Smith, Gorky Park (Arkady Renko series).

The world's first children's railway was opened in Gorky Park, Moscow,[1] in 1932.

Ford in particular played a huge role in the Gorky factories.

Or we'll all end up making Gorky Park-esque dead drops under the cover of darkness.

Maxim Gorky talks about this with Lenin and Lunacharsky.

I believe exiled to Gorky (Nizhny Novgorod) or some other place in Siberia.

Tuesday under the bridge just after Gorky Prospekt!

Basically, the Russian of Dostoevsky, Turgenev, Chekhov, Bulgakov, Gorky was built on foundations laid down by Gogol, with Pushkin thrown in for a good measure.

Being a fan of some Russian authors like Dostoyevsky, Tolstoy, Turgenev, Gorky and others, reading their books I got a glimpse of the Russian culture and society of that era.

OK, now you're a little too gorky (== "bitter") for me.

My favorite of the year would be Maxim Gorky's three-part autobiography: I read "Childhood" and "In the World" (a.k.a.

Gorky drifted as an orphan from house and job to another and describes an interesting array of characters he came across, mostly poor and misfortunate, but many of them good as well.

RE: Christian anarchists / Tolstoy I read Maxim Gorky's My Universities recently - a novel about his coming-of-age in late 19th century Russia.

Gorky's Zygotic Mynci was another one that was a great Welsh band, psychedelic folk sort of thing, some similarly absurd/surreal lyrics, and the later material some very emotive folk with a unique Brythonic feel.