"Almost tangible presence": on Yuri Felsen's 'Deceit'

Sarah Gear

"Almost tangible presence": on Yuri Felsen's 'Deceit'

Sarah Gear^*

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Sarah Gear disentangles Deceit, a 1930 novel of ill-fated attraction in Paris by Russian émigré Yuri Felsen, translated by Bryan Karetnyk.

Original language	English
Specialist publication	Los Angeles Review of Books
Publication status	Published - 1 Aug 2022

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"Almost tangible presence": on Yuri Felsen's 'Deceit'

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