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'''[2012]: Plunkett Lake Press, Lexington, MA''' | '''[2012]: Plunkett Lake Press, Lexington, MA''' | ||
''Dostoevsky'' [Dostojewski]. This is the third essay of Zweig's [[Three Masters: Balzac | ''Dostoevsky'' [Dostojewski]. This is the third essay of Zweig's [[Three Masters: Balzac - Dickens - Dostoeffsky]]. Translated by Eden and Cedar Paul. Cover bby Susan Erony. 43,000 words. An eBook published by the Plunkett Lake Press eBooks of Life Writing, July 2012. Available from Amazon [Kindle Edition], Barnes & Noble [Nook Edition], Apple iTunes [Apple iBooks Edition], and Kobo. See: [[Drei Meister: Balzac - Dickens - Dostojewski]] | ||
[[Category:Essays / Individual Essays (English)]] | [[Category:Essays / Individual Essays (English)]] | ||
[[Category:Essays / Volumes (English)]] | [[Category:Essays / Volumes (English)]] | ||
[[Category:Historical Studies / Volumes (English)]] | [[Category:Historical Studies / Volumes (English)]] | ||
Latest revision as of 16:38, 30 January 2014
[2012]: Plunkett Lake Press, Lexington, MA
Dostoevsky [Dostojewski]. This is the third essay of Zweig's Three Masters: Balzac - Dickens - Dostoeffsky. Translated by Eden and Cedar Paul. Cover bby Susan Erony. 43,000 words. An eBook published by the Plunkett Lake Press eBooks of Life Writing, July 2012. Available from Amazon [Kindle Edition], Barnes & Noble [Nook Edition], Apple iTunes [Apple iBooks Edition], and Kobo. See: Drei Meister: Balzac - Dickens - Dostojewski