Milan Kundera: The Nobel Prize for Literature Winner We Never Had
Robin Ashenden
· 12 min read
Robin Ashenden
14 PostsRobin Ashenden is former editor and founder of the Central and East European London Review. He is currently writing a novel about Khrushchev, Solzhenitsyn, and the Hungarian Uprising of 1956.
Thoughtful Aesthete or Cheerful Philistine?
Robin Ashenden
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Low Life and High Style
Robin Ashenden
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In From the Cold
Robin Ashenden
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In the Shadow of the Mushroom Cloud
Robin Ashenden
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Red Letter Day
Robin Ashenden
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Lydia and the Vlads
Robin Ashenden
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Boris Beheaded
Robin Ashenden
· 9 min read
Has Olivia Manning’s ‘Fortunes of War’ Finally Found Its Moment?
Robin Ashenden
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Interview with Slavenka Drakulić—the East-West Doyenne of the 1990s
Robin Ashenden
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The Enduring Relevance of Czesław Miłosz’s ‘The Captive Mind’
Robin Ashenden
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Under the Frog: Why Tibor Fischer’s 1992 Booker-Nominated Novel May Have Found its Moment
Robin Ashenden
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Bernard Rose's Forgotten Tolstoy Trilogy
Robin Ashenden
· 8 min read
George Faludy: Hungarian Poet and Hero for Our Times
Robin Ashenden
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