the most famous of them is sergei yesenin, but nevertheless moringov is also quite famous, and he beginso try himself as a prose writer after the success of poetry, the novel "cynics" is published, but it is published by the german publishing house petropolis in 1928, and this causes a certain scandal, after which the novel is banned in soviet russia and is published again only. already in the eighty-eighth year. oleg, please tell us why this happened. it is necessary to enter such a historical and cultural context to understand what kind of time it is, right? and this is firstly, secondly, it is necessary to understand the biography of anatoly borisovich maringov, because he succeeded as a poet, and was one of the leading poets not only of the moscow order of imzhinistvo, yes, this is the turn of the tenth, the beginning of the twenties, well, and in general throughout literary russia, yes, and after his death. this will not be published, yes, because they have already begun to slowly tighten the screws, they have begun to standardize literature, they were looking for something new as h

the most famous of them is sergei yesenin. but nevertheless moringov is also quite famous, and he begins to try himself as a prose writer, after the success of poetry, the novel cynics comes out, but it comes out in the german publishing house petropolis, in 1928, and this causes a certain scandal, after which the novel is banned in soviet russia and comes out again only in the eighty-eighth year, and... but they were very close with yesenin, that's right, of course, best friends, they rented the same apartment, traveled a lot together, published books, were engaged in their own business, they had a cafe worth pegasus, well, and so on and so forth, yes, and he looked, these memories are well distributed, and the most favorable assessments were from critics, from colleagues, and he decided to rewrite these memories into a novel, which is called a novel without lies, many are sure that... then these are again memoirs, yes, but this is not quite so, and there is such a concept as a novel, yes, that is , a novel without fiction, a novel without lies, again, and this is how it is translated,

chains, is this some kind of paranoia, well, these are the thirties, this is stalin's terror, and moringov is serious feared for his life, and he was not the only one, he , in my opinion, mentioned mandelstam's poems in his plays, yes, he somehow hid them there, so to speak, yes, yes, yes, he wrote absolutely socialist realist plays, but with such a double-triple bottom, he could his texts. which do not give me peace, so paradoxical, because she is cheerful, she somehow tastes it on the one hand, candy, like candy, she tastes it, at the same time she is dying seriously, she is probably still experiencing incredible torment, because she is undergoing an operation, and there it says that they don't give her anesthesia, that is, can you imagine, it's a spinal surgery, how painful it is, she keeps her... actually , she plays death in this pose until the end, by the way, there is a trick there, or something, the hero runs up, yes, he hurries to her to save her, and he runs up, and it says that she missed, and here we, the reader, breathe out, okay, she missed, she won't die, yes, then she dies

oleg, and tell me, please, what place did moringov occupy, let’s say, in the general literary contexte to the fact that the novel... was banned and came out there only in the late eighties, it seems to me that moringov went unnoticed for many, he did not as popular as yesenin, and we don't know much about him, so it's just interesting to understand what place he occupied in the literary system, considering that he lived his whole life in russia, about he lived his whole life in russia, in the mid-twenties he managed to travel around europe, he was in berlin, he was in paris, he traveled, he looked. is it worth getting out of russia, if he gets out, then where, what experience do his comrades, friends who have already emigrated have, like the same alexander borisovich kusikov, the rest, yes, and he understood that he couldn't do without russia, yes, there's nothing to do in europe, that he'll go there, as he'll have to work, because they won't pay as seriously for prose, for poetry, as in soviet russia, that is , migration options. and it would have limited him very much, of course, of

moringov wrote dozens of plays of the most diverse, he had some successful ones, for example, balakerev's jester or the birth of a poet, yes, they were staged at one time. the play "golden obrych", which he wrote together with mikhail kazakov, the elder, the father a famous actor, yes, and a big drama theater was opening in moscow, yes, that is, and he, as a playwright, well, he succeeded, yes, he had everything in this regard, and after his death, in our time they make a film, stage plays based on cynics, yes, cynics are somehow more". for some reason, the famous one left the most, probably, fat trace, such a cultural one, if you look at it in time, yes, already, as if, if you lay it out on a timeline, yes, it turns out that cynics most often repeat, paradoxically, you never know, yes, which of your works will sound in the v...

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