The book tells about the daily life of the inhabitants of the Mikhailovsky estate, which belonged to the family of Alexander Sergeevich Pushkin. In the center of the narrative is not only those two years that Alexander Sergeevich spent here without leaving in exile (from August 1824 to September 1826), but also other visits of Pushkin to the Pskov land, where he returned many times. The author seeks to trace everything, even the smallest details of Pushkin's life, his daily impressions, communication, etc., based on the immutable fact that the circumstances of everyday life are no less important for any person than major historical events and turning points of epochs, and it is mainly from them that human life is formed: "the all-powerful god of details" stands for with all its twists and turns.The second part of the book describes the daily life of Mikhailovsky without Pushkin. A special place is occupied in it by the fate of the Pushkin Reserve in the post-war years. In particular, on the pages of the book, the reader sees a vivid image of the long-term "keeper" of the local places, Semyon Stepanovich Geichenko.For the first time in the history of the series, the book will be published in two versions of bindings, regular and exclusive.