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Nick Taussig

British novelist and film producer

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The Big Issue – Nick Taussig, Five Crime Novels Everyone Should Read Before They Die

3rd September 20136th January 2019 Nick Taussig 1 min read

“A dazzling study of mental anguish and moral dilemma” Author Nick Taussig picks his essential crime fiction reads… The Big Issue, 7 August 2013   […]

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Independent – Five-minute memoir: Nick Taussig recalls a particularly trying trip across Russia

3rd September 20136th January 2019 Nick Taussig 4 mins read

‘Mother Russia’ had long intrigued the author, but a journey across the country almost changed his mind… The Independent, 3 August 2013 A lifelong student […]

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4 stars in The Sun for “The Distinguished Assassin”

12th June 20133rd March 2020 Nick Taussig 0 mins read
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Marcel Berlins reviews “The Distinguished Assassin” in The Times

10th June 20133rd March 2020 Nick Taussig 1 min read

“The Distinguished Assassin is Professor Aleksei Klebnikov, banished to a Gulag labour camp in 1949 on trumped-up charges. Set free in 1952, he becomes a hitman […]

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The Brothers Karamazov by Fyodor Dostoevskii

25th March 20136th January 2019 Nick Taussig 4 mins read

Man is a wolf to man, according to The Grand Inquisitor in Dostoevskii’s The Brothers Karamazov. He has no inclination to be good, but is […]

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Why I wrote “The Distinguished Assassin”

14th March 20133rd March 2020 epitone 4 mins read

As a postgraduate student of Russian literature at the University College London School of Slavonic and East European Studies in 1995, I will never forget […]

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Putin’s Dark Imperium

16th April 2011 epitone 4 mins read

I’ve had a passion for Russian literature since I was a teenager. Its grand themes of murder and redemption were always going to hold more […]

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