Towards Styx: A Large Obituary
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The subtitles of the book "Big Necrologist" - quite accurately determines its genre. This is a book about people who have already crossed Styx, an attempt to combine a tombstone, the organic part of which is a living personal memory, with the analysis of their life labor (namely life labor, and not just creativity).
"The peculiarity of the book, - writes the author, a well -known historian, literary critic, prose writer J. Gordin, “that the three, crossed Styx, namely, are dedicated to the main part of the book, were my close friends. Their life was part of my life, as well as - I dare to think - my life meant something for them.
The first three sections of the book, the heroes of which Joseph Brodsky, Nathan Eidel -Man and Yuri Davydov, is despite the minimum of memoir material - also an attempt to keep the lost time
"The peculiarity of the book, - writes the author, a well -known historian, literary critic, prose writer J. Gordin, “that the three, crossed Styx, namely, are dedicated to the main part of the book, were my close friends. Their life was part of my life, as well as - I dare to think - my life meant something for them.
The first three sections of the book, the heroes of which Joseph Brodsky, Nathan Eidel -Man and Yuri Davydov, is despite the minimum of memoir material - also an attempt to keep the lost time
Author:
Author:Gordin Yakov Arkadevich
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Fiction
- Category:Modern Literature
Paper:
Paper:gray
Series:
Series: Criticism and essays
ISBN:
ISBN:5-86793-420-9
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