This novel recounts the story of three families in Odessa, Ukraine, and the friendship that sustains them through war, famine, political struggle, and incredible hardship.

The Odessans

Literature & Fiction

Ratushinskaia, Irina

Contemporary

Sceptre

Poems (Russian, French and English Edition)

Poetry

Hermitage

<p>Once upon a time there lived a vegetarian boa constrictor whose sole passion was watching--yes, just watching rabbits. Then there was a dragon who was so lazy he managed to grow only three of the usual twelve heads, one of which ate the other two. And then there was a certain cosmonaut who spent his entire flight dreaming of how he would kiss the earth when he landed, but never managed to find the right place or time. With these and other stories the heroic poet Irina Ratushinskaia, who has now spent four years in Soviet prisons, displays new facets of her talent.</p>

A Tale of Three Heads/Skazka O Trekh Golovakh (English and Russian Edition)

<p>Wind of the Journey [Paperback] [May 31, 2000] Ratushinskaya, Irina and Stone...</p>

Wind of the Journey (English, Russian and Russian Edition)

Cornerstone Press

Pencil Letter

Bloodaxe Books Ltd.

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