Russian Language & Literature   Tags: russian, russian_history, russian_literature  

Greetings!

OK, so I learned how to type "greetings" in Russian, but--truth be told--I have only basic knowledge of the Cyrillic alphabet and a few Russian words. Nevertheless, I will try to assist you in any library research that involves Russian language, literature, history, and society.

One task that has to be addressed is getting your computer to type and read the Cyrillic alphabet. UVM Russian professor Kenneth Nalibow has excellent instructions on how to do this at his Web site. Scroll down a little after you click here.

Russian Life (formerly titles Soviet Life) is a bi-monthly magazine on Russian culture, travel, and news. Written in Moscow and published in Montpelier, Vt. Reviews cite its claim to be free of government bias but sympathetic to most aspects of life in Russia today.

Russian Life Web site

Russian Life (via UVM Library Catalog)