The son of human. Andreev L.N.

“Son of man”, “Kusaka”, “Petka in the country” and many others - this collection includes stories of different years, and sometimes hardly believed that the same author wrote them. Indeed, in Russian literature of the early twentieth century, Leonid Andreev was one of the most diverse and eccentric storytellers.

He shone on equal terms in naturalism, psychological realism and modernism. He showed that extreme religious skepticism, then, on the contrary, fiery religiosity. What can we say about his attitude to revolutionary ideas that have gone from acceptance to hatred.

However, there is a common one in his stories-this is a great talent, a frantic creative temperament and a bright imagery that does not leave the reader indifferent.

Also, the book includes Andreev’s plays “Thought” and “Human Life”.