Their songs will finish the Baikal snowstorms

The publishing house offers readers a book of memoirs and essays by Busargina Tamara Georgievna, candidate of art history, widow of the famous Siberian writer Gleb Pakulov. The book contains memories of Alexander Vampilov, with whom she communicated closely in the last years of the playwright’s life, was a witness to the Baikal tragedy. For more than forty years I was familiar with the unforgettable Valentin Rasputin. Friends of the Pakulov family were Gennady Mashkin, Rostislav Filippov, Vladimir Skif, Anatoly Bayborodin and others.
Memories and essays T.G. Busargina vividly and figuratively convey the features of the time of the “creative binge of the sixties”, forever, apparently, lost time of hopes, romantic aspirations, writer"s brotherhood