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Solzhenitsyn: A Conservative Writer for All Seasons - Vimarsana News

Solzhenitsyn: A Conservative Writer for All Seasons

But hated by Bolshevik-driven American journalism.

Against Political Clichés - Vimarsana News

Against Political Clichés

Being human is something far more complex and beautiful than the habit of ideological repetition can show us. We miss that if we submit to the current morphing of reality in the service of clichés that condemn us to an inanimate fake life.

UAE: Tales of tragedy, redemption win short stories contest at Al Dhafra Book Festival - Vimarsana News

UAE: Tales of tragedy, redemption win short stories contest at Al Dhafra Book Festival

Writers feted by ‘Sard Al Thahab Award’ reveal what prompted them to create the plots

RUSSIAN WORLD As Russia turns east, it turns on itself - Vimarsana News

RUSSIAN WORLD As Russia turns east, it turns on itself

The Kremlin claims to have cut ties with the West and turned east, but the facts say otherwise. Putin's Russia has renewed with its old 19th century imperial image, captured by the mid-century Crimean War when Russia was at odds with everyone in the Old World. As Moscow neglects its Eurasian expanses, Beijing is stepping in to fill the gap.

March 1917 revisited - Vimarsana News

March 1917 revisited

The current (May 12) issue of the New York Review of Books carries Gary Saul Morson's chilling essay/review (behind the NYRB paywall) taking up March 1917: The Red Wheel/Node III (8 March–31 March): Book 3 and Between Two Millstones: Book 2, Exile in America, 1978–1994, the most recent of the books by Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn to be translated and published in English. Professor Morson channels Solzhenitsyn's thinking on the preface to