Doom for loneliness. The fate of the Russian poet

Yuri Kuznetsov is the largest pointer of Russia of the last third of the twentieth century. “Captured and shuddering from his paintings,” wrote the famous theorist of literature and Pushkinist Sergei Bolsin, “one cannot but admit the depth, courage "and the power of his purely Russian and world -mandatory thought.
Vyacheslav Ogryzko, who first met Yuri Kuznetsov in the fall of 1987, devoted many years to the study of the life and work of the poet. In this book, he tried to trace the plot and dramatic path of a great artist. He managed to identify in archival and private meetings a lot of documents about Kuznetsov, as well as collect evidence of the largest contemporaries of the poet.
It is worth noting that the book of V. Ogrysh is not a textbook biography of Y. Kuznetsov. The author did not hide the sharp corners in the life of his hero. He showed him the way he was in life: at the same time fearless and defenseless, the savior and destroyer, model. For imitation and sinner ...
Probably, not everything in the book of V. Ogryzko is undeniable. But maybe this is one of the advantages of this publication?!