Atlas. Literary Moscow. Nedovishin V.

Nedoshinvin V.M. (1945)-writer, literary critic, film documentary, candidate of philosophical sciences (1985), screenwriter of the films about Davydov, Tyutchev, Kuprine, Green, Tsvetaeva and Twardowski, winner of the Golden Feather Award for the 60-seral television cycle “Non-imminent houses. Petersburg of the Silver Age ”(2003) and the diploma of the media of the Union of Russia for the 40-episode cycle“ Nameless houses. Silver Age Moscow ”(2008), laureate of the Moscow Award Prize“ The Crown ”for the book of J. Orwell“ The impregnable soul ”(2020), as well as the author of the books“ Walking in the Silver Age. Very personal stories from the life of St. Petersburg buildings ”(2010),“ Addresses of love. Houses and households of Russian literature... ”(2014) and“ Literary Moscow. Houses and fate, events and secrets... ”(2021).

Work V.M. Nedoshivin you are holding in your hands - “Atlas. Literary Moscow. House book of Russian literature of the XVIII-XXI centuries. ” (T. II) is not only a thematic continuation of the 1st volume and, without exaggeration, a unique work in the history of Russian literature. For the first time in the world, an attempt was made to collect more than 8 thousand Moscow addresses under one cover: from Protopop Avvakum, Kantemir and Fonvizin to Tsvetaeva, Solzhenitsyn and Brodsky. 20 addresses of Pushkin, 19 - Chekhova, 14 - Bunina, 24 - Yesenina, 26 - "forever homeless" in Moscow Akhmatova and thousands and thousands of names of poets, prose writers, literary critics, bibliophiles and connoisseurs of the Russian word. This book is the result of the author’s life! - It was written not according to the pages or even by paragraphs - on a line with the number of the house and the name of the street. According to the references in memoirs, notes, comments on letters, lists in house books and reference books, in encyclopedias and urban science literature. In addition to the preserved or lost houses of old Moscow, not only the addresses of famous salons, journals, home “Tuesdays”, “Thursdays” and “Fridays” are documented, but also the names of those who happened to visit them.

The second volume of the Atlas-Dumomnik V.M. Nedoshivina is designed for both fans of literature and specialists. He is thought, and the reason for discoveries in the science of literature: in its toponymic, in the origin of directions, creative unions, in the prototypes of literary heroes, finally, in the study of the influence on the work of newspapers and magazines, whose addresses are also presented. And it may be - the main hope of the author! - This book not only protects the “stone chronicle” of Moscow from destruction and disappearance, but will also help us decorate with memorial boards “nameless” houses.