The true life of Denis Korablev. Who am I? "Deniska from the stories" or Denis Viktorovich Dragunsky? Or both at once?
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The true life of Denis Korablev. Who am I? "Deniska from the stories" or Denis Viktorovich Dragunsky? Or both at once?
14.99 €
Denis Dragunsky is a writer and journalist, author of the books "The Prose Factory", "Deceivers", "The Favorite Woman's Daughter", "The Neighbor Girl" and many others. Son of the writer Viktor Dragunsky, the creator of the famous "Denisky stories".
"The True Life of Denis Korablev" - a journey into the depths of himself, a dialog with his literary double. Almost autobiographical novel, sincere and ruthless to himself. About the family, about childhood and growing up in Moscow in the 1950-60s, about the yard, the bicycle and his father's Volga, about his father and mother and their circle of friends (from famous writers to modest classmates); about the apartment in Karetny Ryadu and the house in the writer's village, about dacha and school buddies, about first loves, about envy, pity, stupidity and happiness. About the eternally cheerful boy Deniska Korablyov, invented by Viktor Dragunsky, and about the real Denis Dragunsky, who is often confused with him.
"The True Life of Denis Korablev" - a journey into the depths of himself, a dialog with his literary double. Almost autobiographical novel, sincere and ruthless to himself. About the family, about childhood and growing up in Moscow in the 1950-60s, about the yard, the bicycle and his father's Volga, about his father and mother and their circle of friends (from famous writers to modest classmates); about the apartment in Karetny Ryadu and the house in the writer's village, about dacha and school buddies, about first loves, about envy, pity, stupidity and happiness. About the eternally cheerful boy Deniska Korablyov, invented by Viktor Dragunsky, and about the real Denis Dragunsky, who is often confused with him.
See also:
- All books by the publisher
- All books by the author
- All books in the series Dragunsky: personal