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October 2, 2025Quaestio RossicaOpen Access

The Fate of V. Sosnora’s Stork: Between Approval and Rejection by a Soviet Publishing House

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TKTatyana I. KovalevaILIgor E. Loshchilov

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Overview

Analysis reveals the impact of censorship on v sosnora’s Stork collection, suggesting broader literary implications.

Key Points

  • The study demonstrates that reviewers frequently called for the removal of convoluted language in Sosnora's poetry.
  • Archives reveal a lengthy five-year publication process for the Stork collection amid persistent censorship challenges.
  • Sosnora's poetry faced various revisions before publication, showcasing the tension between artistic expression and state control.
  • The examination of reviews highlights a disconnect between Sosnora's artistic vision and the expectations of his critics.

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Kovaleva et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68de796d5b556a9128e1ade3https://doi.org/10.15826/qr.2025.3.1013
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