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Author
Andreï Makine
(1958)
 - J. Sassier/Opale
Andreï Makine was born in Russia in 1958 and emigrated to France in 1987. In 1995 his novel Dreams of My Russian Summers won the Goncourt Prize and the Médicis Prize, France’s two most prestigious literary awards. He divides his time between Paris and a village in southwestern France.
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Human Love
A Novel
Andreï Makine
2008 Edition
Love for another person. Love for humanity as a whole. Are the two compatible or mutually exclusive?
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The Woman Who Waited
A Novel
Andreï Makine
2006 Edition
A moving, utterly captivating love story: Romeo and Juliet as if told by Chekhov or Dostoevsky.
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The Earth and Sky of Jacques Dorme
A Novel
Andreï Makine
2005 Edition
The “touching finale” (Publishers Weekly) to the epic trilogy that began with Dreams of My Russian Summers, by the man whose work has been compared to that of Chekhov and Proust.
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A Hero's Daughter
A Novel
Andreï Makine
2003 Edition
This stunning debut novel by the author of the subsequent international best-sellers Dreams of My Russian Summers and Music of a Life provides a searing look inside the Soviet Union from World War II to the tumultuous early 1990s.
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Music of a Life
A Novel
Andreï Makine
2002 Edition
A superb new novel by the author of Dreams of My Russian Summersand Requiem for a Lost Empire,set in the period just before, and two decades after, World War II.
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Requiem for a Lost Empire
A Novel
Andreï Makine
2001 Edition
Andreï Makine’s powerful, new--and grand--work of fiction. In its sweep, scope, and content, Requiem for a Lost Empirereads like a modern Tolstoyan novel.
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Confessions of a Fallen Standard-Bearer
Andreï Makine
2000 Edition
From the author of Dreams of My Russian Summers, Once Upon the River Love and The Crime of Olga Arbyelina,a novel in which the harsh realities of postwar Russian life are tempered by the qualities of human warmth and family bonds.
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Once Upon the River Love
Andreï Makine
1998 Edition
A novel of love and growing up by Andreï Makine, whose bestselling Dreams of My Russian Summerswas hailed by the Los Angeles Timesas one of the "best autobiographical books of the century."
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Dreams of My Russian Summers
A Novel
Andreï Makine
1997 Edition
Again available from Arcade, Andreï Makine's luminous and haunting novel of a young boy's sentimental journey into manhood.
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