Collected works. In 5 volumes

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Collected works. In 5 volumes

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The proposed five-volume edition is unique. To date, this is the most complete collection of works by Sergei Dovlatov. And besides, it included detailed comments by Professor of St. Petersburg State University I.N. Dry. Texts are printed with the latest author's edits. Today Sergei Dovlatov is one of the most popular and widely read Russian writers of the late XNUMXth century, and he is “doomed” to remain so for a long time to come. His works are the very great classics, which, for all their significance, remain interesting and close to readers, regardless of age, nationality, erudition, or, in the words of Dovlatov himself, "the degree of intellectual captiousness." Lev Losev formulated this quality of Dovlatov's prose as follows: "Dovlatov knew the secret of how to write interestingly."

The first volume publishes the famous story "The Zone" and stories and novels of the 1960s and 1970s.

The second volume contains the most important works of Dovlatov of the early 1980s - "Compromise", "Reserve", "Ours".

The third volume includes the books March of the Lonely and The Craft. In 1980-1982, Dovlatov led a column in the weekly newspaper New American, being its editor-in-chief. Some of the materials published in the newspaper, Dovlatov subsequently combined into the collection "March of the Lonely". The writer himself considered newspaper work no less important than artistic creativity. For the first time in this volume, articles, essays, feuilletons, and interviews related to the two-year work of S. Dovlatov in the New American are presented in full.

The fourth volume includes such famous works by S. Dovlatov as "Foreigner", "Suitcase", "Branch", as well as stories of the 1980s.

The fifth volume includes the famous Dovlatov's Notebooks and his philological prose. The appendix publishes fragments that were not included in the final text of the Notebooks, as well as from the book Not Only Brodsky.

Barcode: 9785389156845 SKU: 70130661 Category:
Publication language: Russian

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