My wanderings. Gilyarovsky Vladimir Alekseevich

“The main householder of Moscow”-as they are most often called Vladimir Alekseevich Gilyarovsky (1855-1935), the writer, the poet and one of the best reporters of his time. However, he began with completely other professions - without having finished his studies in the Vologda gymnasium of the year, he walked along with Kostroma to Rybinsk, worked as a hook in the port, a stoker at the factory, the herd, entered the Junker School, from where he was expelled for a month after violation of violations for violation Disciplines, but went through the Russo-Turkish war with a free-determined one, was a circus, a magnificent rider, played in provincial theaters, mastered the craft of a fireman. His path from Burlac to the famous metropolitan reporter was difficult and remarkably described in the book “My Wandering”. Two cycles of memoirs “Friends and Meetings” and “Theater people” complement this collection of memoirs of V. A. Gilyarovsky.