Hi all,

To preface, I'm sorry if this isn't the appropriate question for this subreddit. :(

After trying to post a comment earlier, I realized I really want to contribute more effectively and to do that, I'm looking for more material from the late 1800s on specifically the Intelligentsia of Russia.

I would prefer for non-fiction works that either portray the views of the intelligentsia (on themselves or peasants). I am also looking for non-fiction works based on parody of the intelligentsia.

So far I have read / am reading:

Author	Book
Glenn Mack	Russia Historical Overview
Various authors?	Food in the Rus
Pokhlebkin	A History of Vodka
Darra Goldstein	Gastronomic Reforms under Peter the Great
G.E. Munro	Food in Catherinian St. Petersburg
Aalexander Pushkin	Eugene Onegin
Nikolai Gogol	The Old World Landowners
Elena Molokhvets	A Gift to Young Housewives
Ronald D. Leblanc	Tolstoy's Way of No Flesh
Anya Von Bremzen	Mastering the Art of Soviet Cooking
Venedikt Yerofeyev	From Moscow to Petushki
Slavenka Drakulic	They Would Never Hurt a Fly
Jan T. Gross	Neighbors
Vasily Grossman	Everything Flows
Masha Gessen	The Man Wwithout a Face: The Unlikely Rise of Vladimir Putin
Simon Sebag Montefiore	Stalin: In the Court of the Red Tsar
Фёдор Михайлович достоевский	идиот
Фёдор Михайлович достоевский	Записки из подполья

Any help would be greatly appreciated and I hope to better help this community :)