Poor Folk
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Poor Folk

Letters Between Two Lonely People

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eBook - ePub

Poor Folk

Letters Between Two Lonely People

About this book

An ageing clerk and a young woman across the courtyard write to each other about rent, boots, tea and the impossibility of saying what they mean. Dostoevsky was twenty-four; Nekrasov and Grigorovich read the manuscript overnight, woke the author at four in the morning, and Nekrasov carried it to Belinsky announcing that a new Gogol had been born. It was his first book and the last one anybody called sentimental. Thirty-two plates of carriages, terraces and officials by painters including Pavel Fedotov and Sylvester Shchedrin bring the cramped, comic world of the letters into view.

Information

Publisher
Aeneas Press
Year
2026
eBook ISBN
9785501043251
Subtopic
Classics

Table of contents

  1. Cover
  2. Copyright
  3. Poor Folk
  4. April 8th
  5. April 8th
  6. April 9th
  7. April 12th
  8. April 25th
  9. May 20th
  10. June 1st
  11. June 11th
  12. June 12th
  13. June 20th
  14. June 21st
  15. June 22nd
  16. June 25th
  17. June 26th
  18. June 27th
  19. June 28th
  20. July 1st
  21. July 7th
  22. July 8th
  23. July 27th
  24. July 28th
  25. July 28th
  26. July 29th
  27. August 1st
  28. August 2nd
  29. August 3rd
  30. August 4th
  31. August 4th
  32. August 5th
  33. August 5th
  34. August 11th
  35. August 13th
  36. August 14th
  37. August 19th
  38. August 21st
  39. September 3rd
  40. September 5th
  41. September 9th
  42. September 10th
  43. September 11th
  44. September 15th
  45. September 18th
  46. September 19th
  47. September 23rd
  48. September 23rd
  49. September 27th
  50. September 27th
  51. September 28th
  52. September 28th
  53. September 29th
  54. September 30th
  55. About the Author

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