Martin Eden

Each historical era is looking for its own hero - capable of responding to her main challenges. In America at the beginning of the 20th century, such a hero of his time was Martin Eden - a brilliant prose writer, who came to writing from a factory machine and laundry rink, a former sailor who stirred the cozy world of bourgeois living rooms, Alter Ego of Jack London himself (1876-1916) “My God,” Martin thought, “and then I was starving, I walked a ragged man!” Why did they never invite me at that time? After all, all these are things written a long time ago. If you now feed me dinners for what I did a long time ago, then why didn’t you feed me when I really needed it? After all, I have not changed a single word. No, you do not treat me at all for my work, but because everyone treats me, and because it is now considered to treat me for honor. ” Millions around the world are read the story of Martin Enden"s love and victory, and his death omened the tragedy of generations at the beginning of the 20th century