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Bannikov, N. V. (ed.), Russkie poetessy XIX veka. Moscow, 1979

Dzhangirov, Karen (ed.), Antologiia russkogo verlibra. Moscow, 1991

Ezhov, I. S., and E. I. Shamurin (eds.) Russkaia poeziia XX veka: antologiia russkoi lirike pervoi chetverti XX veka. Moscow, 1991

Gasparov, M. L., et al. (eds.), Sto odna poetessa serebriannogo veka: antologiia. St. Petersburg, 2000

Gorlanova, Nina, et al. (eds.), Chego khochet zhenshchina: sbornik zhenskikh rasskazov. Moscow, 1993

Gumilevskii sbornik. Harbin, 1937

Iakushin, N. I. (ed.), “Serdtsa chutkogo prozren'em” … Povesti i rasskazy russkikh pisatel'nits XIX v. Moscow, 1991

Literaturnyi kruzhok “Akhme” (ed.), Lestnitsa v oblaka. Harbin, 1929

Mitropol’ skii, A. I. (ed.), Lira. Harbin, 1945

Ostrov. Shanghai, 1946

Pereleshin, V. (ed.), Izluchiny. Harbin, 1935

Semero. Harbin, 1930

Shavkuta, Anatolii (comp.), Chisten'kaia zhizn’. Moscow, 1990

Sokolova, Ol'ga (comp.), Abstinentki. Moscow, 1991

Stepanenko, L. V. and A. V. Fomenko (comps.), Zhenskaia logika. Moscow, 1989

Uchenova, V. (ed.), Dacha na Petergofskoi doroge. Moscow, 1986

Uchenova, V. Uchenova, V. (ed.), Svidanie. Moscow, 1987.. Moscow, 1987

Uchenova, V. Uchenova, V. (ed.), Tol'ko chas. Moscow, 1988.. Moscow, 1988

Uchenova, V. Tsaritsy muz: russkie poetessy XIX — nachala XXvvn. Moscow, 1989

Vaneeva, Larisa (comp.), Ne pomniashchaia zla. Moscow, 1990

Vasilenko, Svetlana (comp.), Vasilenko, Svetlana (comp.), Novye amazonki. Moscow, 1991.. Moscow, 1991

Andrew, Joe (ed. and tr.), Russian Women's Shorter Fiction: An Anthology, 1835—60. Oxford, 1996

Bisha, Robin, Jehanne Gheith, Christine Holden, William Wagner (eds.), Russian Women, 1698—1917: Experience and Expression. An Anthology of Sources. Bloomington, IN, 2002

Clyman, Toby W. and Judith Vowles (eds.), Russia Through Women's Eyes: Autobiographies from Tsarist Russia. New Haven, CT and London, 1996

Cook, Albert and Pamela Perkins (eds.), The Burden of Sufferance: Women Poets of Russia. New York, 1993

Decter, Jacqueline (ed.), Decter, Jacqueline (ed.), Soviet Women Writing. New York, 1990.. New York, 1990

Foster, Edward and Vadim Mesyats (eds.), The New Freedoms: Contemporary Russian and American Poetry. Hoboken, 1994

Gessen, Masha (ed.), Half A Revolution. Pittsburgh and San Francisco, 1995

Goscilo, Helena (ed.), Goscilo, Helena (ed.), Balancing Acts. Bloomington, IN, 1989.. Bloomington, IN, 1989

Goscilo, Helena (ed.), Lives in Transit. Ann Arbor, MI, 1995

Goscilo, Helena (ed. and tr.), Russian and Polish Women's Fiction. Knoxville, TN, 1985

Goscilo, Helena and Byron Lindsey (eds.), Glasnost: An Anthology of Literature under Gorbachev. Ann Arbor, MI, 1990

Goscilo, Helena and Byron Lindsey Wild Beach and Other Stories. Ann Arbor, MI, 1992

Hoisington, Thomas H. (ed. and tr.), Out Visiting and Back Home. Evanston, IL, 1998

Johnson, Kent and Stephen M. Ashby (eds.), Third Wave: The New Russian Poetry. Ann Arbor, MI, 1992

Kagal, Ayesha and Natasha Perova (eds.), Kagal, Ayesha and Natasha Perova (eds.), Present Imperfect. Boulder, CO, 1996.. Boulder, CO, 1996

Karlinsky, Simon (ed.), The Bitter Air of Exile: Russian Writers in the West 1922—1972. Berkeley, CA, 1977

Kelly, Catriona (ed.), An Anthology of Russian Women's Writing. Oxford, 1994

Kelly, Catriona (ed. and tr.), Utopias: Russian Modernist Texts, 1905—1940. London, 1999

Kuprianova, Nina (comp.), Always a Woman: Stories by Soviet Women Writers. Moscow, 1987

Mapping Codes / Five Fingers Review 8—9. San Francisco, CA, 1990

Markov, Vladimir and Merrill Sparks (eds.), Modern Russian Poetry: An Anthology with Verse Translations. Indianapolis, IN, 1967

McLaughlin, Sigrid (ed. and tr.), The Image of Women in Contemporary Soviet Fiction: Selected Short Stories from the USSR. New York, 1989

Mortimer, Peter and S. J. Litherland (eds.), The Poetry of Perestroika. Newcastle upon Tyne, 1991

Pachmuss, Temira, (ed.) A Russian Cultural Revival: A Critical Anthology of Emigrè Literature Before 1939. Knoxville, TN, 1981

Pachmuss, Temira Women Writers in Russian Modernism: An Anthology. Urbana, IL, 1978

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Perova, Natasha A Will and a Way, Glas 13 (1996)

Smith, Gerald S. (ed.), Smith, Gerald S. (ed.), Contemporary Russian Poetry. Bloomington, IN, 1993. Bloomington, IN, 1993

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Todd, Albert C. and Max Hayward (eds.), An Anthology of Twentieth Century Russian Poetry, selected by Evgenii Evtushenko. New York, 1993

Vilensky, Simeon (ed.), Till My Tale Is Told: Women's Memoirs of the Gulag. Bloomington, IN, 1999

Aiken, Susan, Adele Barker, Maya Koreneva, and Ekaterina Stetsenko (eds.), Dialogues/Dialogi: Literary and Cultural Exchanges between (ex-) Soviet and American Women. Durham, NC, 1994

Barta, Peter, Gender and Sexuality in Russian Civilisation. Newark, NJ, 2001

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Chester, Pamela and Sibelan Forrester (eds.), Engendering Slavic Literatures. Bloomington, IN, 1996

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