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... wrote of an editor who regarded himself as a kind of watchdog : " It appears that as in the army a book has both a commander and a political commissar . " " Art knows only one legitimate hierarchy , " he wrote , " that of talent . " It ...
... wrote of an editor who regarded himself as a kind of watchdog : " It appears that as in the army a book has both a commander and a political commissar . " " Art knows only one legitimate hierarchy , " he wrote , " that of talent . " It ...
Page 252
... wrote very little . However , this is not so . Babel worked extraordinarily hard and persistently . As he men- tioned several times in his letters , he sometimes worked until he was worn out and developed a headache . However , he did ...
... wrote very little . However , this is not so . Babel worked extraordinarily hard and persistently . As he men- tioned several times in his letters , he sometimes worked until he was worn out and developed a headache . However , he did ...
Page 387
... wrote earlier . Right from my first work which came out in Pages from Tarusa , my position in my writing has remained unchanged . No - to be exact , I did make one concession . In one of my stories some vagabonds working in a brick ...
... wrote earlier . Right from my first work which came out in Pages from Tarusa , my position in my writing has remained unchanged . No - to be exact , I did make one concession . In one of my stories some vagabonds working in a brick ...
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The State Starts an Avalanche | 11 |
Emmanuil Kazakevich | 19 |
Viktor Nekrasov | 27 |
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