The Book of Receipts. 1903-1919" is a unique literary project that combines the letters of two outstanding Russian poets of the Silver Age: Andrei Bely and Alexander Blok. These letters are not just correspondence between two friends and like-minded people, but also a living witness of history, reflecting not only the personal experiences of the authors, but also the complex cultural and social changes that took place in Russia at the beginning of the 20th century. Andrei Bely, known for his experiments in poetry and prose, and Alexander Blok, whose lyrics are permeated with deep philosophical reflection and emotional saturation, create in their letters an atmosphere full of sincerity and intellectual tension. By reading their correspondence, you are immersed in a world where every word has meaning, and every statement is a reflection of the inner world of the authors, their anxieties, hopes and disappointments. The book will be of interest not only to fans of poetry, but also to those who are interested in the history of Russian literature, the culture of the early 20th century and the philosophical trends of that time. It can attract the attention of students, researchers, as well as anyone who appreciates deep and meaningful texts. Readers who are passionate about the themes of friendship, creativity and the search for meaning in life will find in this book much that is close and understandable. The topics raised in the correspondence are diverse and multifaceted. Here you can see reflections on love and art, about the fate of Russia and its people, about the search for identity in turbulent times. White and Blok discuss not only their creative ideas, but also social events that concern them and others. This dialogue of two geniuses becomes not only personal, but also social, reflecting the spirit of the time and its contradictions. The writing style of the authors is unique: White uses vivid images and metaphors, his language is saturated with symbolism, while Blok prefers a more concise and emotional expression of his thoughts. Together, they create an amazing contrast that makes their correspondence particularly valuable to study. By reading their letters, you can experience how their styles intertwine, creating a harmonious unity that enriches every thought. In addition, the book Correspondence . 1903-1919" opens a unique opportunity for the reader to look into the personal worlds of two great poets, to understand their inner conflicts and aspirations. It is not just a historical document, but a living tissue of human emotions and experiences that can inspire and touch to the core. If you are looking for books on friendship, creativity, and philosophy, Correspondence. 1903-1919" will be a real find for you. It will not only expand your knowledge of Russian literature, but also give you the opportunity to touch the souls of two great masters of the word. This book is not just a reading, but a journey into a world where poetry and life are intertwined, creating a unique experience that will stay with you for a long time.