“Animals in the Pit”, Russian folktale. Illustration: Konstantin Kuznetsov, 1937.
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“Animals in the Pit”, Russian folktale. Illustration: Konstantin Kuznetsov, 1937.
'Baba Yaga, the Wild Witch of the East, soaring through the night in her broom 'illustration by Soviet artist: Viktor Bibikov, (1903 - 1973).
'Koschei the Deatless', a figure from Russian folklore, hides a soul in a needle inside an egg, inside a duck, inside a hare, inside a chest - buried beneath tree on a distant island. Illustration by Victor Vasnetsov, 1926.
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In a village much older than the one he grew up in, Viktor Nicholaivich, found himself seated in front of a bakery. Had the scent of freshly baked bread not filled their air so thickly that if he w…
A short story retelling the tale of Adam and Eve.
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