Science fiction is still among best-selling, albeit second to fantasy, that was relatively new to Russian readers.

Our new columnist presents her personal reflections on life in russia, some of which may exasperate russian readers.

It summarized most available bibliography on the subject, including foreign patents which were inaccessible to most Russian readers.

And his purposeful ambiguity has puzzled, even angered, Russian readers accustomed to receiving moral instruction from fiction.

His highly regarded translations made previously unknown texts accessible to a Russian reader.

It has to be admitted that today's Russian reader is almost entirely dependent on Western historians for information about these actions.

Hetzel vetoed this: Russia was a friend of France, and his magazine had Russian readers.

Therefore, hiding such a relic would be viewed by Russian Orthodox readers as quite rational.

Druzhinin worked hard to acquaint Russian readers with English literature.

Russian readers traditionally considered them children's literature, so the manga market developed late.