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“Visions of Terror: the Death of Plehve Through the Eyes of Savinkov,” interactive map itinerary, essay, and primary source collection. Part of the Mapping St. Petersburg project, ed. Olga Matich.

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“How Terrorists Learned to Map: Plots and Plotting in Boris Savinkov’s Recollections of a Terrorist & The Pale Horse,” Petersburg/Petersburg: Novel and City, 1900-1921.

The first is comprised of three essays offering new readings of Andrei Bely's Petersburg: "as a detective novel, as an exploration in disgust and as a painterly avant-garde text" (p. 6).

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