Kolyma Tales
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Varlam Shalamov (1907–1982) - an outstanding Russian prose writer and a poet who spent seventeen years in the Stalinist camps. “Remember, most importantly, the camp is a negative school from the first to the last day for anyone,” wrote Shalamov. - Man - neither the boss nor the prisoner needs to see him. But if you saw him, I must tell the truth, no matter how terrible it is. For my part, I have long decided that I will devote the rest of my life to this truth. ”
“Kolyma stories”-the main work of V. Shalamov, telling about the life of prisoners of forced labor camps in 1930–1950. The stories were written in 1954-1973. And in this publication they are presented in full-in six cycles: “Kolyma Stories”, “Left Bank”, “Artist of the Lopat”, “Essays on the criminal world”, “The resurrection of larch”, “Glove, or KR-2”. The first publications of Shalamov’s stories took place in 1966-1976. In the American Russian-speaking “New Journal”, in the writer’s homeland, the works saw the light only after the death of the author in the late 1980s
“Kolyma stories”-the main work of V. Shalamov, telling about the life of prisoners of forced labor camps in 1930–1950. The stories were written in 1954-1973. And in this publication they are presented in full-in six cycles: “Kolyma Stories”, “Left Bank”, “Artist of the Lopat”, “Essays on the criminal world”, “The resurrection of larch”, “Glove, or KR-2”. The first publications of Shalamov’s stories took place in 1966-1976. In the American Russian-speaking “New Journal”, in the writer’s homeland, the works saw the light only after the death of the author in the late 1980s
Author:
Author:Shalamov Varlam Tikhonovich
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Children's Book
- Category:Fiction
- Category:Historical Literature
- Category:Modern Literature
- Category:Poetry & Literature
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:Offset
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:18+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-389-17017-9
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