The book "Artistic speech of Russian abroad" by K. A. Rogova is a deep and multi-layered study that immerses the reader in the world of Russian literature created outside the homeland. This work not only illuminates the work of writers in exile, but also analyzes their artistic techniques, stylistic features and cultural contexts in which they created. Rogov, as an art historian and literary critic, offers readers a unique look at how emigration has influenced the artistic speech of authors such as Ivan Bunin, Anna Akhmatova, Marina Tsvetaeva and many others. Each of them, faced with the loss of his homeland, created works full of nostalgia, sadness and hope. The book explores how these feelings are reflected in their language, how they used artistic means to convey their inner world, and how their creativity has become a reflection of broader cultural and historical processes. "Artistic speech of the Russian abroad" will be of interest to students and teachers of philological faculties, as well as literature lovers who want to understand more deeply how emigration shaped Russian literature of the 20th century. This book will be a real discovery for those who are interested in the topics of identity, cultural memory and linguistic expressiveness. Readers who are passionate about the history of Russian literature will find in it a lot of unexpected facts and analytical conclusions that will help them to take a fresh look at familiar works. The topics raised in the book concern not only artistic language, but also philosophical issues related to loss and finding oneself. Horn raises important questions about how emigrants created new cultural identities and how their works became part of world literature. It shows that artistic speech is not just a set of words, but a complex mechanism that conveys emotions, ideas, and cultural codes. Style K. A. Rogova differs in depth of analysis and accuracy of formulations. The author skillfully combines a scientific approach with literary criticism, which makes the text accessible and fascinating to a wide audience. His previous works, such as “Literary Routes of Russian Abroad” and “Creativity in Exile”, also received recognition for their originality and informativeness. In this book, the Horns continue to develop their ideas, offering readers new horizons for reflection. If you are looking for books that will help you understand how emigration shaped Russian literature, or want to learn more about the work of great writers who found themselves far from their homeland, the “Art Speech of Russian Abroad” will become an indispensable source of knowledge for you. This work will not only enrich your literary outlook, but will also make you think about deeper issues related to cultural identity and language as a means of self-expression. Do not miss the opportunity to immerse yourself in a world where every line is filled with meaning and every thought with depth. Rogov's book is not just a study, it is an invitation to dialogue about what it means to be a writer in exile and how artistic speech can become a bridge between cultures and eras.