Three snowstorms. Novels of Russian classics. Pushkin A., Sollogub V., Tolstoy L.

In literature and in general in culture, some works cause a creative echo, like a pebble thrown into the water, causes circles on its surface. Pushkin's “blizzard” became such a “pebble”, haunted the writers, and finally Vladimir Sollogub responded, and directly indicated that it was Pushkin who inspired him. Soon, Leo Tolstoy entered the creative competition - so three short stories appeared with the same name “Metel” and a literary tradition originated, replenishing a number of “wandering plots.” From Pushkin, Professor Sergey Stakhorsky told in the preface from Pushkin to this day, he also wrote comments. With this book, the Publishing House "Nikaya" begins the new line of "literary investigations" - an exquisite gift for book gourmets.