Greatest Russian Novels of All Time - Page 3

Russia's output of great literature over two centuries is nothing short of miraculous. Having endured tyranny under their czarist regime, as well as great suffering during two world wars and under Joseph Stalin, it seems unlikely that they would have time for sure monumental, soul-searching novels. But don't be fooled; the Russian literary tradition rivals most if not all countries, and its consistent ambition to define social conditions has kept even it's oldest works relevant in the public sphere. Here are hundred of the greatest novels in Mother Russia's storied history.