The book "Copying" is a unique literary project in which two greatest masters of the word meet - Lev Nikolaevich Tolstoy and Nikolai Semenovich Leskov .. These two writers, each of whom left an indelible mark on Russian literature, share in their letters not only personal experiences, but also deep reflections on life, art and human nature. This correspondence is not just an exchange of words, but a real intellectual conversation in which the reader can see how the views of two geniuses on the world around them were formed. The book will be of interest to both fans of classical literature and those who want to better understand the inner world of these authors. Whether you are passionate about philosophy, psychology, sociology, or just looking for inspiration in literature, Correspondence will become a real storehouse of ideas and reflections for you. Readers interested in the history of Russia will be able to see how the events of that time were reflected in the personal life of writers and their work. This book will be especially valuable for students and teachers studying Russian literature, as well as for anyone who wants to expand their horizons and immerse themselves in the world of thoughts of two great minds. The topics raised in the correspondence cover a wide range from moral and ethical issues to reflections on the role of art in human life. Tolstoy and Leskov discuss not only their literary achievements, but also the social problems of their time, such as poverty, inequality and the search for the meaning of life. Their dialogues are full of passion and sincerity, which makes reading not only informative, but also emotionally rich. The style of both authors is unique and easily recognizable. Tolstoy, with his characteristic depth and philosophical approach, creates texts that make you think about eternal issues. Leskov, in turn, brings liveliness and brightness to the correspondence, his language is full of folk wisdom and color. Reading their letters, you can feel the atmosphere of a time when literature was not only an art, but also an important tool of social criticism. Correspondence is not just a collection of letters, but a real literary find that allows you to look at the work of Tolstoy and Leskov from a new perspective. It opens doors for the reader to their personal worlds, shows how their thoughts and feelings were intertwined, and how they influenced each other. This edition will become a real treasure for the library of every connoisseur of Russian literature. If you are looking for something similar in spirit, pay attention to other works of these authors, such as Tolstoy's War and Peace or Leskov's Notes of the Hunter. These works also immerse the reader in deep reflections on life and human relationships, but Correspondence offers a unique opportunity to see how these ideas developed in personal conversations. In conclusion, Tolstoy and Leskov’s Correspondence is not just a book, but a real find for anyone who wants to understand the depth of Russian literature and philosophy. It inspires, makes you think and opens up new horizons for thought. Do not miss the chance to touch this unique literary heritage!