Gnev Bozhiĭ: okul'tnyĭ roman, chastʹ vtorai͡a

Kryzhanovskai͡a, V. I.  (Vera Ivanovna)

Second part of an occult novel by V. I. Kryzhanovskaya (Rochester), published in St. Petersburg in 1910. The narrative continues the mystical and philosophical adventures of its protagonists, featuring themes of spiritual initiation, moral struggle, and supernatural intervention. The story is set in a fantastical world with elements of esotericism, focusing on the characters' encounters with mystical forces and their internal development.

Title

Gnev Bozhiĭ, okul'tnyĭ roman, chastʹ vtorai͡a

Creator

Kryzhanovskai͡a, V. I. (Vera Ivanovna)

Published

S.-Petersburg, Tipo-lit. t-va "Svi͡et", 1910.

Full Collection Name

Russian women writers collection

Subject (Topic)

Occultism in literature
Russian literature
Supernatural
Spirituality
Mysticism
Russian prose literature
Initiation rites

Keyword

occult fiction ; Russian literature ; spirituality ; initiation ; supernatural ; esotericism ; St. Petersburg ; 1910s ; novel

Type

Text

Extent

1 online resource (2 v.)

Archive

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Collection

Russian women writers

Source of Description

Record metadata augmented by JSTOR Seeklight AI, September 2026