Steve Martin
07-25-2015, 02:29 PM
Having just finished War and Peace last week, I am now champing at the bit for information on the continuation of the story. I've scoured the internet, as I am sure many of you on this forum have. I found an intriguing piece from 1996 on an actual sequel written in Russia. It follows the theme of Tolstoy's original concept, "The Decembrists", but apparently with a modern predilection for steaminess. It's called "Pierre and Natasha", authored anonymously, and presumably unavailable to English-reading audiences.
Please read the article at the attached link, and let me know if any of you have any clues as to how to get this book.
www.nytimes.com/1996/03/05/world/moscow-journal-war-and-peace-the-sequel-scholars-see-scarlett.html
Please read the article at the attached link, and let me know if any of you have any clues as to how to get this book.
www.nytimes.com/1996/03/05/world/moscow-journal-war-and-peace-the-sequel-scholars-see-scarlett.html