Enchanted prince
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The story of Leonid Solovyov The fascinated prince opens the series" Rusit. Literary monuments of the XX century. " For the debut of the series, it is in the best way: it is a brilliant prose that combines literary virtues with entertaining (and even - action -packed: after all, this is a "plutovsky" novel about Hodge Nasuddin) and deep knowledge of oriental culture, literature, and folklore. In addition, the circumstances of the spelling of the enchanted prince are dramatic: the story from beginning to end was written in the camp, where Leonid Solovyov was the victim of the Stalinist repressions in 1947-1954. The articles of the “Appendix” section are devoted to how the writer was judged (the investigation is provided by the Central Archive of the FSB of Russia), how he wrote his novel in the camp, and also "roots" of the story: Islamic mysticism and classical oriental literature.
The enchanted prince is a genuine monument, and not only literature, but also culture, and the entire Russian XX century
The enchanted prince is a genuine monument, and not only literature, but also culture, and the entire Russian XX century
Author:
Author:Soloviev L.
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:History & Geography
- Category:Fiction
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-4212-0181-6
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