For whom the Bell Tolls. Donn J.

John Donn is the famous English poet-player and theologian, which is rightfully included in the Brodsky list.

The book includes the prosaic texts of John Donna, dedicated to thoughts about life, death and immortality, about the mortality and predetermination of being. Each sermon of the famous theologian can be safely disassembled by quotes. The deepest and sensual texts will help everyone look inside themselves.

“An appeal to the Lord at an hour of needs and disasters” is one of the brightest literary monuments of the era, combining a diary, medical ballot, philosophical labor, theological treatise and a prayer book. Donn, who had launched with an attack of heavy fever, approached the very edge of the grave and only miraculously survived. The experience of approaching death, documented by step by step, became the basis of "appeals to the Lord...".

“The fight of death, or consolation to the soul” is the last sermon of John Don, uttered by him a few days before his death, and therefore called the “tombstone word to himself.”