Alexei Antipovitch Potekhin (1829–1908) (Russian: Алексей Антипович Потехин) was a Russian dramatist and novelist.
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 1856 photograph |
Biography
editHe was born at Kineshma, in Kostroma, studied at Jaroslav, and settled in Saint Petersburg. As a novelist he is a realist of much the same school as Pisemsky and especially able in his portrayal of dismal village life. His earlier plays were slow in getting to the stage, as they were blocked by the censors for their attacks on present conditions.
Works
editPlays
edit- The Voice of the People Not the Voice of God (1853)
- Ill-Gotten Gains Do Not Prosper (1854)
- Tinsel (1858)
- The Severed Limb (1865)
- A Vacant Place (1870)
Novels and tales of peasant life
edit- The Poor Nobles (1859)
- For Money, a story of factories
- The Sick Woman (1876)
- Under the Spell of Money (1876)
- Before the Community (1877)
- Young Inclinations (1879)
- Village Vampires (1880)
Notes
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References
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- This article incorporates text from a publication now in the public domain: Gilman, D. C.; Peck, H. T.; Colby, F. M., eds. (1905). . New International Encyclopedia (1st ed.). New York: Dodd, Mead.