Thursday, November 28, 2013
The paper
"Seeking Mikhail Armalinsky: Constructing and Reading the Self in an Age of Digital Revolution"
was presented by Emily D. Johnson, University of Oklahoma, on November 21, 2013 at the Annual Convention of the Association for Slavic, East European, and Eurasian Studies (ASEEES) in Boston MA, USA.
"Seeking Mikhail Armalinsky: Constructing and Reading the Self in an Age of Digital Revolution"
was presented by Emily D. Johnson, University of Oklahoma, on November 21, 2013 at the Annual Convention of the Association for Slavic, East European, and Eurasian Studies (ASEEES) in Boston MA, USA.
Saturday, June 22, 2013
by Mikhail Armalinsky.
(in Russian)
Ladomir Publisher, Moscow, 2013
544 p., hard cover
ISBN 978-5-86218-513-3
This is the third volume of original writing by Mikhail
Armalinsky. The first volume, What CouldBe Better?, appeared in 2012, and the third volume, The Scent of Dirty Laundry, in 2013. The third volume includes
short but profound meditations on the nature of human beings and of human
society, the essence of which is best described as maximalist: "I talk
about things that aren't talked about?" The volume also includes unusual
reminiscences about the author's life in the USSR and the USA, under the titles
Life No 1 and Life No 2.
These works were first published in his online journal
General Erotic.
The main theme in Armalinsky's work is the comprehensive
study of human sexual relationships. Working outside of any literary school,
following no one and producing no followers, Mikhail Armalinsky has tirelessly,
over the course of half a century, promoted in the consciousness of his readers
his themes, views, and convictions, which for him have the force of
commandments.
Friday, May 17, 2013
The Scent of Dirty Laundry. Complicated Biographies,
by Mikhail Armalinsky.
(Aromat Griaznogo Belia. Zamislovatiye Biografii.)
(in Russian)
Ladomir Publisher, Moscow, 2013
584 p., hard cover
ISBN 978-5-86218-507-2
This
is the second volume by Mikhail Armalinsky in the series that began with the
publication of What Could Be Better?
in 2012.
The
volume consists of biographical research into the sexual lives of Henry Miller,
Hugh Hefner, Larry Flint, Karl Marx, Sigmund Freud, Nietzsche, Frank Sinatra,
John Kennedy, Jean-Paul Sartre, Simone de Beauvoir, and other famous
personalities, and was first published in his online journal General Erotic.
The
main theme in Armalinsky’s work is the comprehensive study of human sexual
relationships. Working outside of any literary school, following no one and producing
no followers, Mikhail Armalinsky has tirelessly, over the course of half a
century, promoted in the consciousness of his readers his themes, views, and
convictions, which for him have the force of commandments.
Monday, February 11, 2013
THE LITERARY MONUMENT
Secret Journal 1836-1837 by Alexander Pushkin (Tainiye Zapiski 1836-1837 godov).
Compiled by M. Armalinsky and V. Kurochkin.
Minneapolis, M. I. P. Company, 2013, 974 pages, illustrations, hard cover.
(Literary Monument)
In Russian
ISBN 978-0-916201-29-6
Compiled by M. Armalinsky and V. Kurochkin.
Minneapolis, M. I. P. Company, 2013, 974 pages, illustrations, hard cover.
(Literary Monument)
In Russian
ISBN 978-0-916201-29-6
The first academic publication of the Secret Journal 1836-1837 by Alexander Pushkin and Parapushkinistika in one volume.
The Secret Journal 1836-1837 was first published by Mikhail Armalinsky in 1986 in the U.S.
In the Secret Journal Alexander Pushkin presents in an condensed form his various sexual liaisons, offering meditations on life, the nature of sin, love, and creativity, while illuminating the tortuous path that led him to his tragic end.
The Secret Journal has incited and continues to incite the most contradictory responses.
Now published in 25 countries, the Secret Journal deserves to be placed among the most scandalous works of Russian literature.
Parapushkinistika is included in the volume as an appendix to the Secret Journal. Compiled by David Bayevsky, Parapushkinistika presents historical documentation of the Russian reaction to the Secret Journal. The responses of the most active parapushkinists are published in separate chapters. The material covers the period from 1986 to 2012.
Parapushkinistika not only documents the reaction of Russian society to the Secret Journal but also offers exhaustive scholarly insight into human nature, the Russian mind set, and the meaning of literature.
In addition to lengthy and insightful commentaries, Parapushkinistika includes an index of names and an index of Media Outlets.
The volume is published as a part of the famous academic series "Literary Monuments"
The Secret Journal 1836-1837 was first published by Mikhail Armalinsky in 1986 in the U.S.
In the Secret Journal Alexander Pushkin presents in an condensed form his various sexual liaisons, offering meditations on life, the nature of sin, love, and creativity, while illuminating the tortuous path that led him to his tragic end.
The Secret Journal has incited and continues to incite the most contradictory responses.
Now published in 25 countries, the Secret Journal deserves to be placed among the most scandalous works of Russian literature.
Parapushkinistika is included in the volume as an appendix to the Secret Journal. Compiled by David Bayevsky, Parapushkinistika presents historical documentation of the Russian reaction to the Secret Journal. The responses of the most active parapushkinists are published in separate chapters. The material covers the period from 1986 to 2012.
Parapushkinistika not only documents the reaction of Russian society to the Secret Journal but also offers exhaustive scholarly insight into human nature, the Russian mind set, and the meaning of literature.
In addition to lengthy and insightful commentaries, Parapushkinistika includes an index of names and an index of Media Outlets.
The volume is published as a part of the famous academic series "Literary Monuments"
Tuesday, August 21, 2012
Short stories and essays. (in Russian)
Ladomir Publisher, Moscow, 2012
528 p., hard cover
ISBN 978-5-86218-503-4
Mikhail Armalinsky is the king of modern Russian erotica. He is the publisher of Pushkin's Secret Journal 1836-1837 translated in 25 countries and the author of libertine volume "So That You Know!"
The book comprise Armalinsky's short stories and essays written from 1999 to 2010 that have originally appeared in his blog General Erotic (GE).
The main theme in Armalinsky works is artistic and comprehensive study of human sexual relationships.
Mikhail Armalinsky tirelessly, beyond the canons of any literary schools, not following anyone and soliciting no followers, he instills into his readers’ minds his theme, his views, and his convictions, which carry for him the power of commandments.
Saturday, October 22, 2011
US Flag "UNITED STATE" by Mikhail Armalinsky
UNITED STATE
Design by Mikhail Armalinsky
Published on the cover of SCREW Magazine,
New York; 1989, July 3, issue 1,061.
Acquired by Museum of Sex in New York City
NO REPRODUCTION ALLOWED WITHOUT PERMISSION BY M. ARMALINSKY
send inquiries to:
POB 27484 Minneapolis, Minnesota 55427 U. S. A.
e-mail: mp@mipco.com
Tuesday, October 11, 2011
New Spanish edition of Pushkin's Secret Journal.
Editorial Funambulista in Madrid has published new edition of Pushkin's Secret Journal 1836-1837.
First Spanish edition was published in Mexico in 1997.
Spain is 25th country that published this book.
First Spanish edition was published in Mexico in 1997.
Spain is 25th country that published this book.
