Michael Gilmour: Reading Revelation Realistically

Leo Tolstoy may have been right when he said that unhappy families are all unhappy in their own way, but he was wrong about happy families all resembling one another. Or perhaps he would have amended his feelings if he had seen Jon Robin Baitz's ...

NEW YORK — What do you get when you take a 70-page melodrama at the center of "War and Peace" and turn it into a musical? Now layer dance music onto the traditional Russian folk music. Now put it in a tent. While you're at it, throw in a meal and ...

The DAISY book on Leo Tolstoy edited by Manav Sujith being released by handing over a copy to Georgekutty Kareparambil, special advisor to Kerala Federation of the Blind, in the city on Friday | EPS Twelve-year-old Manav Sujith had never heard about ...

"Renoir" aims to do for the great Auguste Renoir what "The Last Station" did for Leo Tolstoy. It's a lovely, painterly period piece that mimics the colors of Renoir's art, but one that never manages to find the warm, beating heart of the man. His ...

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If Leo Tolstoy had chosen to write novels about LBM dealers rather than about Anna Karenina, odds are he would have reversed his famous saying that happy families are all alike while unhappy ones are sad in their own way. Join me on my travels, Leo, ...

At the beginning of "The Cossacks," Leo Tolstoy's early novel about imperial Russia's military campaign in the Caucasus, the protagonist Olenin muses about the battles to come: "All his dreams about the future were connected with Circassian maids, ...

WASHINGTON, May 13 (RIA Novosti) Instead of throwing the proverbial book at inmates, a juvenile detention facility in Virginia is turning to enduring classics of Russian literature to help rehabilitate youth offenders. Inmates at the Beaumont ...

Echoes of one of Tolstoy's great works, inspired by the conflict between Russia and Chechnya, can be found in the final novel by David Foster Wallace. The Boston Marathon bombing brought together two disparate worlds: Cambridge and Chechnya. And at ...