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At the End of the World: On Dmitry Novikov’s “A Flame Out at Sea”
Richard Tempest is enchanted by Dmitry Novikov’s novel “A Flame Out at Sea,” Dmitry Novikov, translated by Christopher Culver.
Richard Tempest
Richard Tempest is a professor at the University of Illinois who studies the interactions between Russian and Western culture. His latest work is Overwriting Chaos: Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn’s Fictive World Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn’s Fictive Worlds (Academic Studies Press, 2019). His novel Zolotaya kost, about the adventures of a time-traveling American professor, was published in Moscow in 2004. Tempest's current research focuses on charismatic politics in the 21st century.
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At the End of the World: On Dmitry Novikov’s “A Flame Out at Sea”
Richard Tempest is enchanted by Dmitry Novikov’s novel “A Flame Out at Sea,” Dmitry Novikov, translated by Christopher Culver.