I love fairy tales from the preschool age. Then I could not read myself and my mother and grandmother told them to me. Since then, I remember and fell in love with the Russian folk tale “The Frog Princess.” In this tale tells how Ivan Tsarevich was forced to marry an ugly frog. He did … Read more
The old man is sitting in the wheelchair next to the billboard. He sees the Student talking to the Milkmaid and telling her that on the eve of rescuing people from the rubble of the collapsed building. The old man hears the Student’s words, but does not see the Milkmaid, for she is a vision. … Read more
I, for example, really love the “Letter to the Mother” by SA Esenin. This image in his work is inextricably linked with the image of a village house with blue shutters, birches at the outskirts, the road that goes into the distance. The poet says: I’m still the same gentle And I dream only of … Read more
Darya Alekseevna Melnikova is a film actress. Daria was born on February 9, 1992 in Omsk. In the same city, in the biography of Dasha Melnikova, several happy childhood years were spent. Dasha studied in several schools, lyceums, but from the very first years showed a craving for creativity. Since three years he has been … Read more
Seventy years have passed since the end of the great war. Then there was a blossoming spring. On the streets unfamiliar people embraced, radio receivers queued: listen to the joyful news. That spring, our people began with enthusiasm to restore the ruins of the country: the enemy was driven out, it’s time to put things … Read more
BA Pilnyak Naked Year The novel is preceded by two epigraphs. The first (to all the novel) is taken from the book “Being reasonable, or Moral view of the dignity of life.” “Every minute swears to fate in preserving a deep silence about our lot, even up to the time when it merges with the … Read more
Time counts down for years. And now our Russian people will celebrate the 70th anniversary of the Great Victory of our people over the fascist invaders. In our country there is, probably, a family that this terrible war would bypass. Here in my family there is a participant in those great battles. My great-grandfather Nikolai … Read more
Every morning people start from work. The school boy sits at the desk, the driver climbs into the cabin, the worker gets to the machine. The student takes the book, because reading is also work. An office employee includes a computer, a businessman calls by phone, a housewife lights a stove, and a fisherman goes … Read more
Zaretsky is troubled by the fate of a friend. Having changed into the uniform of the murdered French officer, he goes to Moscow in search of Roslavlev. A chance meeting with the captain of the gendarmes, Renault, threatens him with exposure: the Frenchman identified the horse and the sword of Zaretsky, who belonged to the … Read more
Becoming the debut of Byron-playwright, the philosophical tragedy “Manfred”, perhaps the most profound and significant of the poet’s works in the dialogic genre, is not without reason the apotheosis of Byron’s pessimism. The writer’s distressed dissonance with British society, which ultimately led him to voluntary exile, the inevitably deepening crisis in personal relationships, in which … Read more