Ralph Parker was the first to translate any of this author's works into English.
Ralph Parker was the first to translate any of this author's works into English. Another of his works is a cycle of four books he called "knots", the last two of which remain untranslated into English, as do his memoir The Little Grain Managed to Land Between Two Millstones and his controversial history of Jews in his country, Two Hundred Years Together. In another historical work, he described the Kengir uprising and examined the course of the life of a typical (*) zek. After overhearing a conversation about Eisenstein's Ivan the Terrible, the protagonist of a novella by this man agrees to wait in line for Caesar, who receives food packages from his family, and listens to a story told by Tyurin, the foreman of Gang 104. For 10 points, name this Russian author of One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich and The Gulag Archipelago.
Ralph Parker was the first to translate any of this author's works into English.
Aleksandr Isayevich Solzhenitsyn