SLS Literary:

Amerika: Russian Writers View the United States - A Collection of Nonfiction essays by contemporary Russian writers describing their views of the U.S. Edited by SLS Directors Mikhail Iossel and Jeff Parker the book features writing by many past and former SLS faculty.

The Unfinished City by Mikhail Iossel, SLS Program Director - Meditations on St. Petersburg and the Tercentennial.

Denis Johnson and Ed Hirsch in a roundtable discussion moderated by Mikhail Iossel at the Theatre Museum during SLS 2000.

New Russian Writing:

Scholia by Aleksandre Skidan, translated from the Russian by Genya Turovsky

St. Petersburg Art:

Photography:

James Boobar

 

Arthur Jonauskas

On SLS/Press Clippings:

The Wall Street Journal Europe, "Setting the scene: writer's workshops" (01/13/2006) "The magic of that workshop was that we were focused on telling stories, in a place where some of the best stories ever had been written."

The Moscow Times, "The Write Stuff"

The Philadelphia Inquirer, "A City of Writers That Still Inspires" (08/06/2003) "SLS...occupies a singular place among hundreds of literary conferences and workshops..."

Book Magazine, "Peter's Panorama" (10/2003)

The St. Petersburg Times, "Literature: It's Serious and Fun" (06/20/2003)

"Russia, A Land For Lovers of Literature" - Carolyn Howard-Johnson reviews SLS and St. Petersburg in her column for Myshelf.com.

Hobart, "An Interview with Aimee Bender" (08/2002) .

The St. Petersburg Times, "Bringing Two Countries Together" (06/21/2002)

Sweet Fancy Moses, Chris DeBolt chronicles SLS 2002 (06/21/2002) "I continued up and down Nevsky well into the early hours..."

Poets & Writers, SLS Co-Director Jeff Parker on The Modern St. Petersburg Literary Scene (11/2001)

The St. Petersburg Times, "Writers Revel in the White Nights" (06/26/2001)

Slate.com, George Saunders chronicles SLS 2000 (06/19/2000) "The hole in question was a grated entry to a basement, right out of The Hobbit..."