Russian lessons

The lessons of the Russian man in the last twentieth anniversary - this is the core of the book, completing the 14 -volume collected works of Vladimir Lichutin.
The writer turns to those years of Russian life, to which the words of the Great Nekrasov are most suitable: And there were no times, but there were no viles. Hence the acute perception by Vladimir Lichutin of our modernity. It was in these difficult years that his prose of “anger and sadness” ripened. In the yard, the third millennium is in the yard, and the splinters are all the same - the people and power, the painful "Russian question". All problems of the Russian world pass through the heart of the writer.
The author of the book reflects on the work of his great fellow countrymen - Vasily Belov, Fedor Abramov, Nikolai Rubtsov and others. On their experience, Vladimir Lichutin comprehends many aspects of the being of a Russian man - from peasant life to the heights of Russian spirituality.
Vladimir Lychutin does not tolerate compromise and games with conscience in his work. Such is the writer, warmly loving this, but our homeland. This is his Russian answer