Favorites. Gogol (set of 2 tt.). Gogol N.

Nikolai Vasilievich Gogol does not need a presentation. Anyone who studied at school will easily list the names of his outstanding works. In the history of Russian literature, it is difficult to find a more mysterious figure. Watering from contradictions, Gogol struck everyone with his genius in the field of literature and oddities in everyday life.

He was called a monk, a joker, and a mystic, and in his work fantasy and reality, beautiful and ugly, tragic, were intertwined in his work. And comic. The amazing world of Nikolai Vasilyevich surrounds us from childhood: the delightful images of “nights before Christmas”, bright folk festivals at the “Sorochinsky fair”, terrible stories about the “May Night” and “Viya”, from which the whole body is covered with goosebumps... “Taras Bulba”, “Examiner”, “Dead Souls”, “Nose”, “Marriage”, “Overcoat”... Gogol’s multifaceted talent manifests itself in these unlike compositions in different ways-then amazing the reader with the wealth of the language and colorfulness of the Ukrainian theme, then fascinating science fiction Petersburg stories, then causing laughter. All these and many other works that compiled the school curriculum, as well as critical articles of the famous literary critics V. Belinsky, K. Aksakov and V. Nemirovich-Danchenko, entered the publication offered to your attention, which, undoubtedly, should be in every home library.