A Confession

Exploring the "God-building" movement, this short novel delves into themes of collectivism and human potential. The protagonist, an atheist, critiques societal injustices and the degradation of human dignity while advocating for unity among individuals. Gorky emphasizes the importance of connection and collective understanding as a means to liberate humanity from both internal and external oppression. The narrative serves as a reflection of Gorky's belief in the power of strong individuals to drive social progress and transformation.