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The last gasp of Petersburg culture under the Bolsheviks
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The last gasp of Petersburg culture under the Bolsheviks
Had a new translation of Konstantin Vaginov’s first two novels appeared several years ago, it probably would have attracted the attention only of those already interested in the margins of early Soviet literature. On its publication in 1927, Goat Song, Vaginov’s depiction of the decay of humanistic culture in the early Soviet Union, was quietly appreciated by some, while loudly attacked by others at home and abroad as necrophiliac porn. Appearin…
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