Vladislav Khodasevich. Shubinsky V.I.

Vladislav Khodasevich is one of the largest figures of Russian poetry of the twentieth century. Khodasevich, like many of his contemporaries, fell out of complex trials. The adoption of the revolution, which followed this, the poet forced the poet to leave the country of Soviets and choose bitter bread of foreign lands. Khodasevich was not only a wonderful poet, but also a brilliant critic who belongs to many subtle observations that anticipated the search for literary scholars, as well as an witty and observant memoirist. The biography written by Valery Shubinsky is based on many sources, both published and archival. Each assumption of the author is reinforced by verified quotes. Khodasevich performed by Shubinsky - alive, contradictory, and most importantly - absolutely reliable. And although this is a serious philological work, the biography of the poet is easy to read and causes invariable interest among readers.