Nipper. Andreev L.N.

Leonid Andreev (1871-1919)-one of the brightest authors of the Silver Age, the founder of Russian expressionism-from the gymnasium years was fond of Schopenhauer, Nietzsche and Gartman. Living imagination and impressionable nature have repeatedly pushed him to reckless actions; So, at the age of seventeen, he decided to once experience the willpower, lay between the rails in front of the approaching steam locomotive and... remained unharmed. A vivid imagination and the desire to test the limits of the capabilities of their heroes is a characteristic feature of Leonid Andreev.

prose writer and playwright, realist and symbolist, he wrote not only adults, but also children's works, among which Easter and Holy Stories are distinguished; Many of them have become examples of sentimental prose, awakening compassion for the “small SIM” in the reader. The real edition included the most famous stories of L. Andreev, including Bargamot and Garaska, Angel, Kusaka and others.