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Russian writer (1880–1932)
Also known as: Aleksandr Grin, Aleksandr Grinevsky, Aleksandr Stepanovich Grinevskii, Aleksandr Stepanovich Grinevsky, Alexander Green, Alexander Grinewski
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Get your own suggestionsKnown works
- Selected short stories (1987)
- The seeker of adventure (1978)
- Sur terre et sur mer suivi de quatre autres récits autobiographiques (1996)
- Khĕrlĕ parăs
- Мистика Серебряного века русской литературы