The Literary Heritage . Volume 37-38. L. N. Tolstoy . II" is a unique edition that immerses the reader in the world of one of the greatest Russian writers, Leo Tolstoy. Compiled by a team of authors, this work is not just a collection of texts, but a real encyclopedia of Tolstoy's thoughts and creativity, revealing his multifaceted personality and literary heritage. These volumes contain Tolstoy's rare and little-known works, letters, articles and notes, which will allow the reader to gain a deeper understanding of his philosophy, views on life and art. Each text is a window into the soul of the writer, his reflections on love, war, peace, religion and human relations. Reading these pages, you can feel how Tolstoy was looking for answers to eternal questions asked by mankind, and how his own life path is reflected in his work. This book will be of interest not only to lovers of classical literature, but also to those who seek to understand how personal experiences and historical events shape the literary process. Students, teachers, researchers and just connoisseurs of the artistic word will find in it a lot of useful information and inspiration. The age category of readers is not limited here - from high school students studying literature to adults who want to expand their knowledge of Russian culture and philosophy. The topics raised in these volumes are diverse and relevant. Tolstoy touches on the issues of morality, the meaning of life, inner freedom and responsibility of a person to himself and society. His reflections on war and peace, on love and passion, on faith and doubt remain to resonate with modern readers. In today's world, where many of these questions become especially acute, the book offers the reader the opportunity not only to come into contact with the classics, but also to find answers to their own life challenges. The style of Leo Tolstoy is a special prose, permeated with depth and sincerity . He masterfully owns the word, creating vivid images and deep psychological portraits of his characters. In his texts, not only a literary genius is felt, but also a person who sincerely worries about the fate of people. The Literary Heritage . Volume 37-38. L. N. Tolstoy . II" is an opportunity to see Tolstoy not only as the author of famous novels such as "War and Peace" and "Anna Karenina", but also as a thinker who left an indelible mark on world literature. The publication also includes comments and explanations that will help the reader to better understand the context of the writing of certain works, as well as their impact on modern literature and philosophy. This makes the book not only interesting, but also educational, which is especially important for students and researchers. The Literary Heritage . Volume 37-38. L. N. Tolstoy . II" is not just a book, but a real storehouse of knowledge and emotions that will enrich your library and become a faithful companion on a journey through the world of Russian literature. If you are looking for deep reflection on life, love and human nature, this book will be a real find for you.