Infinity bowl. Shmelev I.

Ivan Shmelev entered the literature as the “disadvantaged artist”, the author of the “poor people” of the twentieth century, and became “the most Russian” of the emigrant writers, who said all the deep truth about Russia, creating it cleared of accidents, spiritualized by the Higher meaning and faith. Having stepped beyond the framework of national literature, the work of Shmelev gained universal significance; His works received European fame and were translated into dozens of languages. The writer twice was nominated for the Nobel Prize in literature. The real edition included the novels of Ivan Shmelev, written in different years of his life and representing various faces of his work: “Man from the restaurant”, “Rosstani”, “Unfinished bowl”, “Praying”.