"Confession: translation by G. A. Raczynski” is a unique and insightful work that immerses the reader into the depths of the human soul through sincere reflections and revelations of the author. The focus is not just an autobiographical story, but a complex mosaic of the inner world of a person, his doubts, passions and searches. Guy de Maupassant, a master of short stories and psychological prose, in this work reveals his personality to us, sharing the most intimate thoughts and feelings. Translated by G. A. Raczynski gives the text a special vivacity and authenticity, allowing the reader to feel every note of inner struggle and sincerity that permeates every page. Confession is not just an autobiography, but a philosophical reflection on life, death, love, and loneliness. The author masterfully balances between personal experiences and universal themes, which makes this work relevant for a wide range of readers. It raises important questions about the meaning of existence, about how personal tragedies and joys shape our identity. Guy de Maupassant is not afraid to show his weaknesses and fears, which makes his story especially sincere and touching. The reader, plunging into these pages, will be able to understand that behind the facade of external confidence often hides a complex inner world full of contradictions and the search for harmony. This book will especially appeal to fans of classical French literature, lovers of psychological prose and autobiographical works. It will be interesting for adult readers who are looking for not only entertainment in literature, but also an opportunity to think about their lives, about human nature. It especially appreciates in-depth analysis of feelings and motives, which makes the "Confession" relevant for those who are interested in internal development and self-knowledge. For fans of the work of Guy de Maupassant, known for his sharp, sometimes even gloomy, but always insightful stories about human passions and destinies, this book will be a new revelation and expansion of horizons. The author’s style in Confession is a subtle combination of sincerity and literary elegance. Maupassant, the master of psychological portraiture, in this work uses a rich language rich in metaphors and images, which creates a special atmosphere of intimacy and trust. His ability to convey inner experiences makes the book look like a personal revelation that cannot be left indifferent. Translated by G. A. Raczynski helps to preserve all the subtlety and emotional richness of the original, making the work accessible and alive for the Russian-speaking reader. If you are looking for a book that will make you think about the meaning of life, about human weaknesses and the power of inner struggle, Guy de Maupassant’s Confession is exactly what you need. This is a work worthy of attention of connoisseurs of classical literature, psychological prose and autobiographical revelations. It will be a source of inspiration and reflection, will help to understand themselves and others, because each of us has its own story, full of contradictions and hopes. Discover "Confession" - and let this book become your personal guide to the world of human feelings and inner sincerity