Literature of the Russian Abroad . The first . Prose. Part 1 (AC)” edited by A. A. Zabiako and G. In. Efendiyeva is a unique collection that immerses the reader in the world of Russian literature created outside the homeland. This volume is the first part of an extensive project that seeks to collect and preserve the literary heritage of Russian authors who found themselves far from their country in difficult historical times. This edition contains works by authors such as Annensky, Blok, Bundin, Gumilev and many others, whose names have become symbols of Russian literature of the 20th century. Each work in the collection is presented with careful preparation of texts and biobibliographical references, which allows the reader not only to enjoy the artistic value of the texts, but also to better understand the context of their creation. The book will be of interest to both fans of classical literature and those who want to understand more deeply the fate of Russian writers who found themselves in emigration. It will attract the attention of students and teachers who study Russian literature, as well as all those who appreciate the richness and diversity of the literary heritage. Readers interested in identity, existentialism, and cultural memory will find much food for thought in this collection. The topics raised in the works cover a wide range of human experiences: from love and loss to the search for the meaning of life in an alien environment. Emigrant literature often reflects the inner struggle of authors, their desire to preserve their cultural identity and adapt to new conditions. This makes the collection particularly relevant in today's world, where issues of migration and cultural integration are becoming increasingly important. The style of the authors presented in this volume is diverse and multifaceted. Some of them write in the tradition of realism, others in the spirit of symbolism or acmeism. This creates a rich palette of literary styles and approaches, allowing the reader to enjoy not only