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Konstantin Paustovskiĭ - krupneĭshiĭ russkiĭ pisatelʹ, avtor zamechatelʹnoĭ liriko-avtobiograficheskoĭ prozy, ispolnennoĭ li͡ubvi k russkoĭ prirode i russkoĭ kulʹture. Paustovskiĭ neodnokratno nominirovalsi͡a na Nobelevskui͡u premii͡u, ego proizvedenii͡a perevedeny na mnogie i͡azyki i po pravu schitai͡utsi͡a klassikoĭ otechestvennoĭ literatury KhKh veka. Dli͡a sovetskikh chitateleĭ Paustovskiĭ - ėto olit͡setvorenie chelovecheskogo i pisatelʹskogo blagorodstva, sovestʹ ėpokhi. V ego tvorchestve svobodno soedinilisʹ istorii͡a i sovremennostʹ, vernostʹ pravde zhizni i romanticheskai͡a pripodni͡atostʹ nad nei͡u, intimno-lichnoe i obshcheznachimoe. V nastoi͡ashchiĭ tom vkli͡ucheny naibolee izvestnye proizvedenii͡a Konstantina Paustovskogo, v tom chisle povestʹ "Kara-Bugaz", s kotoroĭ nachalasʹ literaturnai͡a slava pisateli͡a; "Meshcherskai͡a storona" i "Povestʹ o lesakh", vospevai͡ushchie krasotu srednerusskoĭ zemli; "Zolotai͡a roza", posvi͡ashchennai͡a sushchnosti pisatelʹskogo truda i prirode iskusstva slova; ti͡agotei͡ushchai͡a k pritche filosofskai͡a fantazii͡a "Sozvezdie Gonchikh Psov" i drugie proizvedenii͡a.

Russian Russian writer Konstantin Paustovsky is the author of remarkable lyrical and autobiographical prose, full of love for Russian nature and Russian culture. Paustovsky was repeatedly nominated for the Nobel Prize, his works have been translated into many languages and are rightfully considered classics of Russian literature of the twentieth century. For Soviet readers, Paustovsky is the personification of human and literary nobility, the conscience of the era. His work freely combined history and modernity, loyalty to the truth of life and romantic exaltation above it, intimately personal and generally meaningful. This volume includes the most famous works of Konstantin Paustovsky, including the story "Kara Bugaz", which began the writer's literary fame; "The Meshcherskaya Side" and "The Tale of the Forests", celebrating the beauty of the Central Russian land; "The Golden Rose", dedicated to the essence of writing and the nature of the art of words; tending to the parable the philosophical fantasy "The Constellation of the Hounds of Dogs" and other works.