St. Petersburg poetry in faces
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Essays "St. Petersburg Poetry in Persons" represent the reader of poets who won the greatest popularity among the townspeople in the post -Stalin time. Fame came only to the authors independent of the "party order". Gleb Gorbovsky has repeatedly been subjected to "ideological flogging", the poetry of Alexander Kushner responded to the needs of apolitical readers, Viktor Sosnora fascinated with deviations from the accepted standards of the poetic language. In the 1960s and especially in the 1970s, Joseph Brodsky, Dmitry Bobyshev, Viktor Krivulin, who performed in literary cafes, at Lito meetings, spreading verses in lists were gained popularly. With late publications, fame acquired the work of Roald Mandelstam, Leonid Aronzon, Alexander Mironov. All these names are milestones in the great non -appropriate history of the literature of Leningrad
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Cover:Hard
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- Category:Poetry & Literature
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ISBN:978-5-86793-798-0
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