Cornwell Neil (ed.). Reference Guide to Russian Literature

Routledge, 2013. — 1012 p. — ISBN 1-884964-10-9.This guide provides informative essays and selective bibliographies on the main writers of Russian for students and general readers. Covering all of Russian literature, this handbook emphasizes 19th- and 20th-century authors. The guide uses the Western alphabet, so anonymous works appear under their English title and are interfiled in alphabetical order with author entries. Entries for writers include a brief biography, a list of the writer's primary works in chronological order, a selected list of bibliographies, and critical studies. The guide begins with 13 detailed essays that cover most periods, topics, and genres of Russian literature. This reference source belongs in all libraries with large literature collections.Old Russian Literature, by Robin Milner-Gulland
Pre-Revolutionary Russian Theatre, by A.D.P. Briggs
Russian Literature in the 18th Century, by W. Gareth Jones
Aleksandr Pushkin: From Byron to Shakespeare, by David M. Bethea
The Classic Russian Novel, by Richard Freeborn
The Superfluous Man in Russian Literature, by Ellen Chances
Women’s Writing in Russia, by Catriona Kelly
Russian Literary Theory: From the Formalists to Lotman, by Michael O’Toole
Post-Revolutionary Russian Theatre, by Birgit Beumers
Experiment and Emigration: Russian Literature, 1917-1953, by Boris Lanin
Socialist Realism in Soviet Literature, by Katerina Clark
Thaws, Freezes, and Wakes: Russian Literature, 1953-1991, by David Gillespie
Russian Literature in the Post-Soviet Period, by Alla Latynina and Martin Dewhirst