The FSG Reading Series at Russian Samovar

08/01/2012

WTF Artistic Director Jenny Gersten and director and co-translator Richard Nelson introduce us to the rich and heart-breaking world of Ivan Turgenev's A MONT...

07/19/2012

And for more in Turgenev/Williamstown news, an interview with translator Richard Pevear!

Williamstown Theatre Festival is an award-winning Summer theatre festival based in the Berkshires of Western Massachusetts.

07/19/2012

In less than two weeks, the Williamstown Theatre Festival will present the world premiere of Turgenev's A MONTH IN THE COUNTRY in a new translation by the great Richard Pevear and Larissa Volokhonsky. (ANNA KARENINA, DOCTOR SHIVAGO, and more!)

And if that's not enough excitement, fans of the FSG Reading Series receive a $15 discount on each ticket! Use the code SAMOVAR12 when you book online (www.wtfestival.org) or call the box office (413-597-3400).

August 1 – 19 By Ivan TurgenevTranslated by Richard Nelson, Richard Pevear & Larissa VolokhonskyDirected by Richard Nelson

04/03/2012

CBS Local says that Glyn Maxwell and Rowan Ricardo Phillips, Tuesday April 3! is one of the 5 best things to do in New York tonight! We couldn't agree more!

Attend a wine tasting at a legendary Italian restaurant, take a comic storytelling workshop, or celebrate National Poetry Month tonight in NYC.

04/02/2012

TOMORROW! Glyn Maxwell and Rowan Ricardo Phillips, Tuesday April 3!

04/02/2012

Publishers Weekly on RRP's THE GROUND: "Lyrical . . . Richly allusive . . . Much of the book’s brilliance derives from gleeful bounding through literary history."

This lyrical and richly allusive debut is in large part a meditative elegy for New York City in the aftermath of the September 11 attacks, but it’s also restitution for losses the city has endured.

03/29/2012

Please join us next week for Glyn Maxwell and Rowan Ricardo Phillips, Tuesday April 3! at the Russian Samovar!

12/11/2011

A great review in the New York Times Book Review!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rekw4N8W2aE

The Bronx may have been burning, but downtown Manhattan’s mid-’70s music scene was even hotter.

11/30/2011

I thought I'd post this, since I didn't find it intuitive: to indicate that you're attending the reading with Will Hermes and Ellen Ullman, you press the "Join" button (which is different from "Liking" the page--I hope you do both!).

10/18/2011

One of the brilliant essays that appear in John Jeremiah Sullivan's PULPHEAD, originally published in GQ.

Upon This Rock

10/18/2011

An excerpt from Siddhartha Deb's fantastic THE BEAUTIFUL AND THE DAMNED.

An Excerpt from THE BEAUTIFUL AND THE DAMNED: A PORTRAIT OF THE NEW INDIA. Copyright 2011 by Siddhartha Deb, all rights reserved. http://us.macmillan.com/thebeautifulandthedamned by FSG_Books in New, India, and Siddhartha