Russia in 1916 is a book by Stephen Graham, British novelist and journalist. Graham was in Russia when the Great War broke out in 1914 and he came back in 1915 and 1916, being in touch with the Russians all the time of the war. He wrote his report of the conditions prevailing in the land of British ally with the goal for it to be considered serviceable. Graham wrote of his travels portraying life in the country, social life and customs and costs of living. He provides an insight to the Russian Literature in the war time and shares his view of Russia's new war picture and prospects for peace.
