Povi͡esti i razskazy

Smirnova, S. I.  (Serafima Ivanovna)

A Russian-language literary work by S. I. Smirnova, originally published in 1897 in St. Petersburg by A. S. Suvorin. The volume, titled 'Povesti i razskazy' (Stories and Tales), is a collection of prose fiction exploring themes of society, personal relationships, and Russian urban and provincial life. The document was microfilmed by the National Library of Russia and is part of the UC Berkeley Master Negative collection, comprising 247 pages.

Title

Povi͡esti i razskazy

Creator

Smirnova, S. I. (Serafima Ivanovna)

Published

S.-Peterburg, Izd. A.S. Suvorina, 1897.

Full Collection Name

Russian women writers collection

Subject (Topic)

Russian prose literature
Russian literature
Prose
Nineteenth century
Society in literature
Interpersonal relations
Microfilms

Keyword

Russian literature ; prose fiction ; St. Petersburg ; A. S. Suvorin ; National Library of Russia ; microfilm ; nineteenth century ; society ; personal relationships

Type

Text

Extent

1 online resource (472 p.)

Archive

The Library

Contents

Khimera
V ogonʹ i vodu
Lichnoe oskorblenīe
Syn soldatki
Peterburgskai͡a prisluga
Ocherti͡a golovu.

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Collection

Russian women writers

Source of Description

Record metadata augmented by JSTOR Seeklight AI, September 2026