Marat Grinberg is professor of Russian and humanities at Reed College. He is the author of I am to be Read not from Left to Right, but in Jewish: from Right to Left: The Poetics of Boris Slutsky and Commissar. He is also coeditor of Woody on Rye: Jewishness in the Films and Plays of Woody Allen also published by Brandeis University Press.

• Introduction: The Soviet Jewish Bookshelf: There’s “there, there”Chapter One: Lion Feuchtwanger – the Soviet Jewish ScriptureChapter Two: The Core: Salvage FragmentsChapter Three: “Translated from Jewish”: Read and UnreadChapter Four: The Bottom Shelf: Between the Lines of “Reactionary” Judaism and Anti-ZionismChapter Five: Signs of the Times: Yuri Trifonov and the Strugatsky BrothersEpilogue: Perestroika and BeyondNotesBibliography

“[An] informative, engagingly written work that . . . pairs thorough research with the personal reading experiences of the author and those close to him.”

Marat Grinberg is professor of Russian and humanities at Reed College. He is the author of I am to be Read not from Left to Right, but in Jewish: from Right to Left: The Poetics of Boris Slutsky and Commissar. He is also coeditor of Woody on Rye: Jewishness in the Films and Plays of Woody Allen also published by Brandeis University Press.

• Introduction: The Soviet Jewish Bookshelf: There’s “there, there”Chapter One: Lion Feuchtwanger – the Soviet Jewish ScriptureChapter Two: The Core: Salvage FragmentsChapter Three: “Translated from Jewish”: Read and UnreadChapter Four: The Bottom Shelf: Between the Lines of “Reactionary” Judaism and Anti-ZionismChapter Five: Signs of the Times: Yuri Trifonov and the Strugatsky BrothersEpilogue: Perestroika and BeyondNotesBibliography

“[An] informative, engagingly written work that . . . pairs thorough research with the personal reading experiences of the author and those close to him.”

Marat Grinberg is professor of Russian and humanities at Reed College. He is the author of I am to be Read not from Left to Right, but in Jewish: from Right to Left: The Poetics of Boris Slutsky and Commissar. He is also coeditor of Woody on Rye: Jewishness in the Films and Plays of Woody Allen also published by Brandeis University Press.

• Introduction: The Soviet Jewish Bookshelf: There’s “there, there”Chapter One: Lion Feuchtwanger – the Soviet Jewish ScriptureChapter Two: The Core: Salvage FragmentsChapter Three: “Translated from Jewish”: Read and UnreadChapter Four: The Bottom Shelf: Between the Lines of “Reactionary” Judaism and Anti-ZionismChapter Five: Signs of the Times: Yuri Trifonov and the Strugatsky BrothersEpilogue: Perestroika and BeyondNotesBibliography

“[An] informative, engagingly written work that . . . pairs thorough research with the personal reading experiences of the author and those close to him.”