Andrey Bely. Alexander Blok. Correspondence. 1903-1919

The correspondence of Andrei Bely and Alexander Blok, covering the years 1903-1919, reflected not only the history of the relationship between the corizes of Russian symbolism, but also the main stages of the sovereign and intertwined paths of writers. This is a genuine novel in letters - confessional, intellectual and dramatic. Poets corresponded before they saw. The romance of Zor, the cult of eternal femininity, inherited from Vladimir Solovyov, brought together. Faith, poetry, creative self -determination - everything was discussed in an epistolary dialogue. The confidential exchange of verses, the course of philosophical thoughts, literary ideas and publications, "anger of the day", a story about travels - everything forms an unintentional plot of correspondence. In the epicenter there is an explosion of passions: unheard of drama overflows letters in the midst of the poets experienced by poets in reality of the mystery of love. The heroine is the wife of Alexander Blok - Lyubov Dmitrievna Blok (nee Mendeleev) The psychological conflict nearly incinerated spiritual intimacy. But Alexander Blok and Andrei Bely - "children of the terrible years of Russia", "brothers", and, neither personal discord, nor war and revolutions - could not separate the poets. The certificate is a long -term correspondence. Being a biographical, human document, the correspondence is also an outstanding literary monument, which has absorbed the key moments of artistic and spiritual searches at the beginning of the 20th century. A full set of letters of Andrei Bely and Alexander Blok, addressed to each other, is published by the original sources and without bills. Comments are equipped with the latest searches taking into account the experience of domestic and world literary criticism from the release of the first edition of the correspondence (1940), prepared by Vladimir Nikolayevich Orlov. The application included the correspondence of Andrei Bely and the mother of Alexander Blok - Alexandra Andreevna Kublitskaya -Piotukh (nee Beketova, in the first marriage of Blok), which lived by anxiety and trends of the Silver Age