Marat Grinberg is a professor of literature and film at Reed College.
Marat Grinberg
Articles
Stanisław Lem’s Jewish Paradoxes
Marat Grinberg considers Stanisław Lem as a Jewish writer.
The Russian-Jewish-American Triangle of Maxim D. Shrayer
A Jeremiah of “Limping Iambs”: On Boris Slutsky’s Centennial
Marat Grinberg celebrates the centennial of the birth of Boris Slutsky, “arguably the most misunderstood and idiosyncratic of 20th-century poets.”
The Soviet Matrix: On the Strugatsky Brothers’ “The Doomed City”
Marat Grinberg on the long-awaited translation of the Strugatsky Brothers' "The Doomed City."
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