Bulat Okudzhava was a Soviet and Russian poet, prose writer, and screenwriter, renowned primarily as a songwriter. He was a leading figure in the author's song genre during the 1950s–1980s. His works, often imbued with profound philosophical and introspective themes, were characterized by lyrical poetry and a melancholic melody. Through his songs and prose, Okudzhava explored the complexities of human existence, the search for meaning, and moral choices during challenging times. His writing resonated with many listeners for its sincerity and humanity.
The collection features 19 poems and songs by Bulat Okudzhava, a celebrated Russian bard, alongside 9 autobiographical sketches. Presented in a bilingual format, it offers English and Russian texts on facing pages, allowing readers to appreciate both the lyrical beauty and personal insights of Okudzhava's work. This format enhances accessibility for those interested in Russian literature and culture.
Действие романа происходит в 1826 году, сразу после восстания декабристов. Иван Авросимов, совершенно не искушенный в политике и общественных отношениях человек, оказывается вовлеченным в круг лиц и событий, связанных с восстанием и его последствиями. Егоглазами видим мы кипение страстей и проявление характеров в извечной российской проблеме: власть - оппозиция - обыватель.
Russian Book. Sovetskii pisatel'. 144. 1988. Paperback.
