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Eugene Onegin the broken earth But now she's at aA stunning and playful translation of a Russian classic, from a prizewinning scholar in comparative literature and cognition. Hofstadter gives this translation a bubbling excitement very much in the fashion of the original. Wall Street Journal Sparked by reading Jim Falens beautiful English version of Eugene Onegin (published in 1992), Douglas Hofstadter presents a more liberal, distinctly American, colloquial version of the Alexander Pushkin classic.