I attended the PEN dinner last night honoring Russian anti-Putin
writers, novelist Lyudmila Ulitstaya and poet Maria Stepanova. In a discussion
moderated by Gary Steyngart, the Russian writers spoke of the increasing
constraints on freedom of expression in Putin's Russia, an Orwellian
disregard for the truth, and the intense pressures on LGBT voices. We
are honored to include many of these brave writers in our 2013 Big
Bridge anthology, Twenty-first Century Russian Poetry. And, in many
ways, are we not heading for the same boat?
Twenty-first Century Russian Poetry
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