Fyodor Sologub

Fyodor Sologub was a Russian writer born on January 21, 1863, in Saint Petersburg. He is known for his contributions to the Silver Age of Russian literature. His work often explores themes of existentialism and nihilism.

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Works by Fyodor Sologub

• The Old House (1908)
• The Uniter of Souls (1907)
• The White Dog (1906)
• Light and Shadows (1906)
• The Glimmer of Hunger (1908)
• Hide and Seek (1909)
• The Smile (1908)
• The Hoop (1906)
• The Search (1905)
• The White Mother (1906)
• Wings (1906)
• The Sweet-Scented Name (1906)
• Turandina (1904)
• Lohengrin (1891)
• Who Art Thou? (1903)
• The Dress of the Lily and of the Cabbage (1906)
• She who Wore a Crown (1906)
• The Delicate Child (1907)
• The Bit of Candy (1909)
• The Lump of Sugar (1906)
• The Bull (1906)
• The Golden Post (1906)
• So Arose a Misunderstanding (1906)
• Frogs (1906)
• The Lady in Fetters (1906)
• The Kiss of the Unborn (1909)
• The Little Stick (1905)
• Equality (1905)
• Adventures of a Cobblestone (1906)
• The Future (1906)
• The Road and the Light (1906)
• The Keys (1905)
• The Independent Leaves (1909)
• The Crimson Ribbon (1907)
• Slayers of Innocent Babes (1906)
• The Herald of the Beast (1905)
• The Candles (1903)
• He Became Better (1906)
• Three Gobs of Spit (1906)
• Fairy Tales in the Garden, and Fairy Tales at Court (1905)