russian literature [Theme]

You have everything you need - a concise, strong, real language, a characteristic that is left to you alone, not humor, but what produces cheerful laughter, and in content - love and therefore knowledge of the true interests of the life of the people.

The carefully written epilogues of his novels and stories seem painfully artificial; the author goes out of his way to indulge the reader’s curiosity, consistently examining the fate of the heroes in a manner that, with great stretch, can be called artistic. He is not a great writer, although he is very nice.

In his worst works - in all this Ukrainian nonsense - he is a worthless author, in his best - he is incomparable.

Our happy marriage began through literature. When I read Russian writers, it’s as if my inner eyes open.

In general, I write a lot about myself, but I print out of captivity and solely for money; I want to appear in front of an audience that doesn’t understand you, to have four fools scold you for six months in their magazines, and I just can’t swear. There was a time when literature was a noble, aristocratic field. Nowadays it's a lousy market.

Thanks to the high school, some bonds remained here again: more or less all Russian speakers vaguely know that the War

The main thing that made up the main idea of Russian literature is that neither peace nor peace of mind is the goal of a person in life. Vice versa. The goal of man is to constantly test himself. Test yourself. Putting yourself in unbearable conditions.

No literature is so full of resentment as young Russian literature. The books of Dostoevsky, Gogol, Tolstoy are simply teeming with heroes charged with resentment. This state of affairs is a consequence of centuries of oppression of the people by the autocracy and the impossibility, due to the absence of a parliament and freedom of the press, to give vent to the feelings that arise under the pressure of authority.