Collected Works in 30 Volumes . Volume 16. Articles from "Bell" and other works of 1862-1863" edited by Volgin V. P. is a unique collection that immerses the reader in the atmosphere of Russia of the mid-19th century. This volume is part of an extensive collection that covers various aspects of the work of an outstanding Russian writer and publicist whose work has had a significant impact on the development of Russian literature and social thought. This volume contains articles published in the journal Bell, which was one of the most significant periodicals of its time. These materials not only reflect the current problems and moods of society, but also represent the author’s deep reflections on the fate of Russia, its culture and politics. Readers will be able to enjoy vivid and expressive texts that sound the voice of the era, full of hopes and anxieties. The book will be of interest to a wide range of readers: from students and teachers of humanities to everyone who is interested in Russian history, literature and culture. The age category is not limited, as Volgin's works are able to attract both young people and a more mature audience seeking to understand the roots of modern social and cultural phenomena. The themes raised in this collection are diverse and multi-faceted. They concern issues of freedom of speech, social justice, the role of intellectuals in society and many other aspects that remain relevant to this day. Readers will be able to see how the author boldly raises sharp topics without fear of criticism and condemnation, which makes his work especially valuable for understanding the context of the time. Volgin's style is bright and emotional, which allows him not only to convey information, but also to cause the reader strong feelings. His language is rich in metaphors and images that make reading not only cognitive, but also aesthetically pleasing. This volume, like other works of the author, demonstrates his skill in creating literary texts that remain relevant today. In addition to the articles from the Bell, the collection includes other works written in 1862-1863. This allows the reader to see the evolution of the author's thought and his reaction to events taking place in the country. Each work in this volume is a separate story, which in turn is part of a larger picture reflecting the societal moods and cultural changes of the time. Collected Works in 30 Volumes . Volume 16. Articles from "Bell" and other works of 1862-1863 "is not just a collection of articles, but a real find for those who want to understand Russian literature and its impact on society. It will become a valuable addition to the library of everyone who is interested in the history, culture and literature of Russia. Reading this volume will allow you not only to enjoy the literary style of Volgin, but also to think about important issues that concern humanity for centuries.