Subscribe to the
SovLit.com
T H I N
JOURNAL
the only pocket-sized journal of Soviet Literature
on the face of the planet!

featuring:
Stories, Articles, Diaries,
Manifestoes, Memoirs, Literary Disputes,
Detailed Summaries of Soviet Novels,
Biographies of Soviet authors,
Letters to and from famous Soviet writers,
Humor, Commentary, Sketches of various
Soviet Literary Organizations

and sundry other materials concerning the
History and Study of Soviet Literature.

Measuring approximately 4 inches x 6 inches
(10 cm x 16 cm) and approximately 108 pages
in length, the Thin Journal is truly pocket-sized
and can accompany you anywhere!

A one-year subscription
(three issues)
is $10 US.

The SovLit.com Thin Journal
is published triannually in
January, May, and September


Libraries may apply for complimentary subscriptions.

Direct all questions and comments to:

thin@sovlit.com

and don't forget to visit:

http://www.sovlit.com/


o n e       y e a r    =
t h r e e       i s s u e s    =
$10
U.S.


Back Issues also available:

Issue #1:
Sholokhov Slams Solzhenitsyn!

Issue #2:
FADEEV KILLS SELF! Blames
Ignoramuses!


Issue #3:
Mayakovsky on Futurism!

Issue #4:
Gladkov & The Smithy vs. RAPP

Issue #5:
Conversations with Vassily Aksyonov
"An interview for the ages!....If the
Paris Review passed on this one, they're
fools."

Issue #6:
"Our Teaching Is Not Dogma"
Address by Maksim Gorky to the
First Congress of Soviet Writers.

To order back issues of the
Thin Journal, visit:


http://www.sovlit.com/books/


or move directly onto the future and:
          
Now Shipping! Issue #7
The SovLit.com Thin Journal
Contents of Issue #7:
ON BORIS PILNYAK
by Leon Trotsky
Top Party leader finds Pilnyak
to be a promising realist but
possessed of a troubling duality.

CONVERSATION
by Boris Pilnyak
An excerpt from Pilnyak's novel
The Naked Year.

Short Biography of
BORIS PILNYAK


MARINA'S DISEASE
by Vikenty Veresaev
Story of love, sexual politics
and abortion from 1930.

SISTERS
by Vikenty Veresaev
Detailed summary of a 1933 novel
chronicling the lives of two sisters
who follow different paths on the road
to love and collectivization.
Everyone is in store for a big surprise
when Comrade Stalin publishes his
"Dizzy With Success" article.

STARS
by Yuri Nagibin
Sketch about cosmonaut
Yuri Gagarin.

RAFTS
by Vladimir Vystosky
Short about swimming, drunkenness
and a near-death experience.

LOVE FOR ELECTRICITY
by Vassily Aksyonov
Review of Aksyonov's novel about
Lenin's old comrade, Leonid Krasin.


To order back issues of the Thin Journal, visit:

http://www.sovlit.com/books/