Novel/Prose Fiction

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Michael E. Biggins
Affiliate Professor; Slavic, Baltic, and East European Studies Librarian

Latest News

Eugene Lemcio publishes "faux reviews" (July 30, 2025)
BOOK RELEASE | Moscow 93 by UW Slavic Department Professor Jose Alaniz (May 13, 2025)
Diment to give Oulanoff Lecture at The Ohio State University (September 18, 2013)

Related Research

Michael Biggins, trans. Lojze Kovačič. Newcomers. New York : Archipelago Books, 2016.
Michael Biggins. Vladimir Bartol, a biography. Planned for completion in 2016.
Michael Biggins, trans. Vladimir Bartol. Al-Araf: a Collection of Literary Sketches. Ljubljana: Sanje Publishing, 2015.
Michael Biggins, trans. and author of afterword. Drago Jančar. The Tree With No Name. Champaign, IL: Dalkey Archive Press, 2014.
Michael Biggins, trans. Florjan Lipuš.The Errors of Young Tjaž. Champaign, IL: Dalkey Archive Press, 2013.
Michael Biggins, trans. Drago Jančar. The Galley Slave. Champaign, IL: Dalkey Archive Press, 2011.
Galya Diment, Zoran Kuzmanovich. MLA Approaches to Teaching "Lolita." New York: MLA, 2008. 200pp.
Michael Biggins, trans. and author of afterword. Vladimir Bartol. Alamut. Seattle: Scala House Press, 2004. (European edition: Ljubljana: Sanje, 2005. Paperback edition: San Francisco: North Atlantic Books, 2007.)
Valentina Zaitseva. "Quoting Russian Prose." Chapter 3 in Eloise M. Boyle and Genevra Gerhart, eds. The Russian Context: The Culture behind the Language. Slavica: Bloomington, Indiana, 2002. 203-264.
Kriloff, Paul. Lolita and Nabokov's Aesthetic Moralism. Honors Thesis, 1993.