Аннотация: A literary research of the Literary Institute. A literary note by the cultural observer Vladimir Zalessky.
A literary research of the Literary Institute. A literary note by the cultural observer Vladimir Zalessky.
According to the Internet media, a book by Uladzimir Nyaklyaev about modern realities has been published. The original title of the book sounds unusual to some readers. The media inform that in translation this title means "A Fire Gehena". Why was this name chosen? We have not read the book and we cannot answer this question.
The novel has two storylines. The central character of the first storyline is Yanka Kupala.
The main character of the second storyline of the book is a young Belarusian poet, a student of the Moscow Literary Institute, who leads a bohemian life. He is a little dissident. Mostly, he is demonstrating a slight dissent; his views expressed themselves in his employment as a stoker.
Those who are admirers of Yuri Trifonov's creativity (the theme of the Literary Institute is presented in his works), with interest, if it will be possible, will familiarize themselves with the book by Vladimir Nyaklyaev.
Illustration. A bohemian life and a fear. A new book about the Literary Institute.
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November 27, 2021 08:13
Translation from Russian into English: November November 27, 2021 09:12.
Владимир Владимирович Залесский 'Литературное исследование Литературного института. Литературная заметка культурного обозревателя Владимира Залесского'.
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MMDXXXVI. A literary research of the Literary Institute. A literary note by the cultural observer Vladimir Zalessky. (English). }