Andrei Navrozov
Andrei Navrozov is a poet and writer. He was born in Moscow in 1956. He is the grandson of the playwright Andrei Navrozov and son of the essayist and translator, Lev Navrozov. He live in Palermo.
Cultural Caviar
Kierkegaard on the CatwalkFebruary 28, 2012 A prosperous, roly-poly Greek with a name that sounds like an Aztec root |
Architecture
The Venice Biennale Gone EvilSeptember 15, 2010 Avant-garde is an epidemic. From modern architecture—an added misfortune, like |
Dying Hyenas in Regent’s ParkDecember 05, 2007 A pair of Siamese twins in formaldehyde, provided the liquid was a shocking pink and the |
New Russian RouletteNovember 25, 2007 In the 1930s even some of the older and more intellectual Russians, including those who |
A Hack’s CatechismSeptember 24, 2007 Anybody who has ever made merry by leafing through an issue of Cosmopolitan knows that |
The Last Time I Saw ParisJuly 15, 2007 Even in some of my saner moments, however, I can detect within myself a tendency of |
The Right to ShirkJune 05, 2007 Stalin, who espoused the profound rationalism of a Constitution that made socially useful |
What the Loser WinsMarch 19, 2007 I am not saying that we must all turn to Eastern mysticism, or try walking on water after |