Eugene Onegin by Alexander Pushkin

Eugene Onegin by Alexander Pushkin

A bored St Petersburg dandy retreats to the country, is loved by a serious young woman named Tatyana, rejects her with a lecture, kills his only friend in a duel over nothing, and comes back years later to find her married and unreachable.

Pushkin wrote the whole thing in fourteen-line stanzas of his own invention, and every Russian writer since has been working in the space he opened. Tatyana's letter is memorised by schoolchildren, and the final scene — in which she tells him exactly what she thinks — is the moment Russian literature acquires a conscience.

The foundational work of modern Russian literature, in verse translation.

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