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Some of the country's greatest
writers, including Alexander Pushkin and Fyodor Dostoevsky, were
gambling addicts. I remember what one of
my teachers at the Vaganova Institute, Alexander Pushkin, once said: A
class must always be oriented toward the best student in it, and in that
way the others are required to overcome their deficiencies in order not
to tall behind. )
Killens's last published novel, Great Black Russian, imagines the
life of Alexander Pushkin, who was a contemporary of Vesey on the world
scene, but the crucial action and drama in the novel unfold in the
decade or so following Vesey's death. |
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