Skip to content

TWENTY-SIX MEN AND A GIRL.

Pages
220
Published
1945
Language
English

Synopsis

Maxim Gorky's "Twenty-Six Men and a Girl" presents a stark look at life in the Russian working class. The collection explores the harsh realities faced by ordinary people, often highlighting their struggles for dignity and survival against oppressive circumstances. These stories offer a glimpse into the lives of those on the fringes of society.

About the author

М
Максим Горький

Gorky, Maxim or Maksim [Rus.,=Maxim the Bitter], pseud. of Aleksey Maximovich Pyeshkov, 1868-1936, Russian writer. Gorky is considered the father of Soviet literature and the founder of the doctrine of socialist realism. Instilled by his grandmother with a love of romantic tales and great sympathy for mankind, Gorky began a nomadic life at 12, wandering the Volga area. Since the czar's schools were closed to peasants, he educated himself, an experience he describes in My Universities (1923)....

Characters

All characters in TWENTY-SIX MEN AND A GIRL.

Read all 1 reviews