alexey nikolaevich tolstoy, collected works in ten volumes. has not been reissued since 1904. the author left in 1948, to... still thanks to him, now it has been republished in color, expanded, but the book, to say that it is magnificent, is to say nothing, grigory georgievsky, old moscow, shrines and monuments, this is a book of history , a travel book, look how it was published, what photographs there are, what kind of paper, it’s some kind of delight, indescribable, it’s a shame that he’s gone, i really want to hug this author. thank him very much, the book that once changed my day, it ruined all my plans, i opened it all, forgot what was happening on the earth around me. great book. once upon a time, when i was little, i had books with three-dimensional pictures. i still remember them, it was some kind of magic, completely unimaginable. and look. how pushkin’s tale about tsar saltan was published from afar, look, and from my side, i also see this picture, here’s the next thing, i’m sure that a child, having received such a book, will remem

children... a saga of suffering, a unique writer, these books, they are wonderfully published, alexei nikolaevich tolstoyen republished in color, expanded, but the book is, to say the least, magnificent. this is an understatement, grigory georgievsky, old moscow, shrines and monuments, this is a history book, a travel book, look how it was published, what photographs are here, what paper, it’s some kind of delight, indescribable , it’s a shame that it’s not there, i really want to hug this author, thank him very much, a book that once changed my day, it ruined all my plans, i opened it, i forgot everything that was happening on the earth around me. great book. once upon a time, when i was little, i had books with three-dimensional pictures, i still remember them, it was some kind of magic, completely unimaginable. and look how far away pushkin’s tale of tsar soltoni was published. look, i see it from my side too. this quartin, here's the next thing, i'm sure that a child, having received such a book, will remember it for the rest of his life, and with this i say goodbye to you, all the best to you, read

today we will have a podcast dedicated to alexei nikolaevich tolstoy. one of the most... amazing, fascinating, paradoxical figures in the history of russian literature, there is such an anecdote about him that somewhere in the late twenties, early thirties, his house in tsarskoye selo, in the children's village, it was called, a footman comes and says: your excellency, it’s time to the party meeting. in fact, this joke says: