Poems and poems. A set of 3 books

Valery Perelevshin (1913, Irkutsk-1992, Rio de Janeiro)-pseudonym Valery Frantsevich Valery Salautko-Petrishche. Freed to Harbin in Harbin in 1920, from the 1929 to the end of the 1940s he was published in Russian publications of China and Europe, becoming, along with Arseny Nemelov, the largest Russian poet of the Russian Far Eastern foreign countries. In 1951, he went to Brazil, where he spent the rest of his life, continuing to be published in Europe and North America, in literary criticism he is called the "Best Russian Poet of the Southern Hemisphere." In 1937-1988, he published 13 collections of poems, which compiled this volume. The book is supplemented by the study of prof. Lee Maine (Chicago) about the Chinese period of his work.
The works of Valery Pereleshin for the first time go out in Russia with a book edition, moreover, almost in full. The publication is equipped with an extensive commentary.
Three homelands: poems and poems. Volume 1
The lost argonaut: poems and poems. Volume 2, Book 1
The last one is an hour: poems and poems. Volume 2, Book 2