Top 5 most likable Russian characters in western literature
Russia Beyond
Truly talented writers are like fussy eaters. They often choose characters that match their personalities. Bestselling writers, from Alexandre Dumas to Agatha Christie, spiced their high-octane novels with Russian heroes and heroines embodying the essence of a restless soul, passionate heart and adventurous mind.
1. Tough Siberian in ‘Michael Strogoff’ by Jules Verne
In 1874, author of ‘Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea’ Jules Verne (1828 - 1905) decided to write a novel set in Russia. No sooner said than done.