Pushkin and His Friends

Discover the rich tapestry of Russian literature with Pushkin and His Friends by John Malmstad. Published in 2005, this captivating paperback features 108 pages filled with insights into the life and legacy of one of Russia's greatest poets, Aleksandr Sergeevich Pushkin. In honor of the 150th anniversary of Pushkin's death, the Houghton Library curated an exhibition showcasing a remarkable collection assembled by Bayard Kilgour. Malmstad, as curator, meticulously selected books, letters, and manuscripts that shed light on Pushkin's life, career, and the influential figures surrounding him. This work not only celebrates Pushkin's contributions to literature but also explores the intricate relationships with his contemporaries. Ideal for lovers of poetry, art, and 19th-century literature, this book is a perfect addition to any literary collection. Delve into the world of Pushkin and his friends, and uncover the stories that shaped Russian literary history.