and today, the fate of alexander grin, and now let's try creativity, and talk a little. very end of his life, alexander stepanovich wrote a story, which he called very plainly. it is called an autobiographical tale and in fact. this is such a confession, this is a kind of repentance and an attempt to answer the question to himself and his readers. why didn't i get anything? why did i live my life not at all the way i wanted, why did i become a loser, it’s curious that i considered myself a loser and considered him, uh, other people considered him mikhail bulgakov but if in bulgakov’s if the cause of all troubles, and mikhail afanasyevich considered his literary enemies to be envious critics, then if we read alexander grin, we will see that he gives a very simple answer to this question, to blame for everything. so i was right or wrong in this harsh trial of himself, what do we know about this writer in general, and in 1880 in vyatka in the family of a polish revolutionary who was exiled in siberia and then married a russian woman and moved from siberia to vyatka a boy wa

here, as it were, the geography of alexander grin's life. it is quite buying up and, uh, at the end of his life, and he really dreamed of getting the nobel prize. and he also told his wife, and he already had a third wife, and nina nikolaevna greene, who is actually dedicated, and the story of alla and the sails. here is such an amazing woman who later kept the memory of her husband. and then she later remembered that he told her ninochka. here. imagine we get the nobel prize. we'll charter a yacht and take a trip around the world. and he really wanted to see the world, these countries that he invented, which he described. and so, if think about how much publishing houses profited from the work of their alexander grin with what crazy circulations his books came out in soviet times, and in the sixties he was almost the third largest in the number of circulations, because then he was wildly popular. this is now a little bit of his popularity, how many films were inserted there? now, if there was some kind of time machine, it would be possible