Lingard
Alexander Pushkin
Eugene Onegin — Alexander Pushkin’s novel in verse follows an aristocrat bored with St. Petersburg society to a country estate, where he meets the poet Lensky and the thoughtful Tatyana. An ironic narrator blends love, friendship, convention, and missed possibilities with lyrical reflections on life and literature.
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