Holy well. Grass of oblivion
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In 1964, at the turn of the 70th anniversary, leaving the position of editor-in-chief of the Yunost magazine, Valentin Petrovich Kataev (1897-1986), one of the most famous, recognized and beloved Soviet writers, suddenly abandoned the previous creative manner and declared himself a "movist " - from the French" Move ", that is," bad ". No, he did not write worse - but, of course, he began to write differently. It was in this new, avant-garde, impressionist manner that the confessively philosophical memoirs of the Holy well (1966), "grass of oblivion" (1967) were created. Three reviews about them. “I remember when I read these things, I am stunned by the beauty of the language "(Andrey Konchalovsky) "Kataev’s art is the art of a new memory, when the writer does not reproduce the event, as he remembered it then, but as if re -sees, sculpt him again" (Irakli Andronikov) "This story about how time betrays everyone. The story of how it betrayed the revolution, because the revolution has degenerated and turned incomprehensible into what. The story of the death of Mayakovsky, who died because of the same betrayal, due to the fact that in his new time he has no place.
The story of Bunin, who did not fit at this time and is forced to leave and dies in a foreign land "(Dmitry Bykov).
The accompanying article by Alexander Nilina
Alexander Pavlovich Nilin (born 1940) - prose writer, journalist, sports observer. He graduated from the journalism faculty of Moscow State University and the highest courses of scriptwriters and directors under the USSR Goskino. The author of the books "Winter cottage", "Station Peredelkino: on top of the fences", "Sports interest", "Red Machine", "Streltsov: a man without elbows", etc. Currently lives and works in Moscow and Peredelkino
The story of Bunin, who did not fit at this time and is forced to leave and dies in a foreign land "(Dmitry Bykov).
The accompanying article by Alexander Nilina
Alexander Pavlovich Nilin (born 1940) - prose writer, journalist, sports observer. He graduated from the journalism faculty of Moscow State University and the highest courses of scriptwriters and directors under the USSR Goskino. The author of the books "Winter cottage", "Station Peredelkino: on top of the fences", "Sports interest", "Red Machine", "Streltsov: a man without elbows", etc. Currently lives and works in Moscow and Peredelkino
Author:
Author:Kataev Valentin Petrovich
Cover:
Cover:Soft
Category:
- Category:Children's Book
- Category:Fiction
- Category:Historical Literature
- Category:Modern Literature
- Category:Poetry & Literature
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:Offset
Series:
Series: Checked by time
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:12+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-00112-155-8
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