The story of life. Book I-III. Paustovsky K.

Konstantin Paustovsky-an outstanding Russian writer, whose novels, novels, stories and essays are rightfully considered the classics of Russian literature of the twentieth century and have been repeatedly translated into many languages ​​of the world, the author of the remarkable lyric-autobiographical prose, performed by love for Russian nature and Russian culture. For Soviet readers, Paustovsky is the personification of human and writing nobility, the conscience of the era. He was repeatedly nominated for the Nobel Prize in the field of literature, and only for political reasons did not receive this honorary award.

over the "Tale of Life", one of his main works, Paustovsky worked for 18 years. According to Konstantin Kedrov, "in the first chapters of the" Tale of Life ", Bunin guessed the revival of Russian literature." Before us is the life of a writer - from childhood to the time when he is aware of his literary success. Autobiographism, intimately personal is connected here with historical and universal, thoughts about the past-with today's day.

The first three of the six books of the Story of Life are published in this publication.