PoetryFree BooksAuthors

Alexander Pushkin

1799–1837 · Russia · The Romantics

Pushkin is Russia’s national poet and the founder of modern Russian literature. His novel in verse Eugene Onegin and his fairy-tale poems are loved across Russia, and many became operas and ballets.

✒️ Major works

📚 Books

Free in the library:

More The Romantics poets

Frequently asked questions

Are Alexander Pushkin’s poems free to read?

Yes. Alexander Pushkin’s poems are in the public domain. Full books are also free in the library.

What are Alexander Pushkin’s best-known works?

Eugene Onegin (1833), The Bronze Horseman (1837), Ruslan and Ludmila (1820).

📰 From our blog: reading tips

📝

Famous Children’s Books Every Kid Should Read (and Which Are Free)

Read →
📝

What to Read: A Guide to the World’s Classics, Country by Country

Read →
📝

What to Read for Russian Classics: Where to Start, Reading Order & Free Books

Read →
📝

What to Read for British Classics: Where to Start, Reading Order & Free Books

Read →

All reading tips & book lists →