Foreign literature

In the full of absurdities and dangers of life, the one who wins is the one who tries to understand the mechanism of violence, deception, manipulation of pub...

Claude Magnier's Blaise may serve as an example of a technically advanced sitcom. The play is built on external comic devices, on various kinds of misunderst...

Before you is Edward Radzinsky’s play “Monologue on Marriage” (1973). The essence of the play is expressed by the author’s hard-won phrase: “Don’t touch firs...

A play by one of the best Soviet playwrights - M. Roshchin; written in 1977-1979

The truth is written in folk tales, but unfortunately, not all of it. How many people know why Kashchei is wasting away and how many hooves does the Serpent ...

“At first glance, it is an ordinary large office, untidy, like thousands of modern capitalist offices. Safes, file cabinets, telephones, voice recorders and ...

“Songs of Negroes” is a cycle of poems by the talented American poet Henry Wadsworth Longfellow (English: Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, 1807 - 1882).*** The bo...

Yuri Pavlovich Trubetskoy (present name Menshikov, pseudonym Nolden before emigration; 1898(?) - 1974, West Germany) - poet, prose writer, writer of the “sec...

This is nothing more than a poetic experiment and impromptu about wandering in the dark.

A young man, handsome and inexperienced in amorous affairs, in search of love, meets a girl to whom he is ready to give both his heart and soul. But the beau...