Темные аллеи. Рассказы и стихи

Ivan Alekseevich Bunin (1870-1953) - pisatelʹ, poėt, pochetnyĭ akademik Peterburgskoĭ Akademii nauk, pervyĭ russkiĭ laureat Nobelevskoĭ premii (1933 g. )Bunin rano nachal samostoi͡atelʹnui͡u zhiznʹ: v i͡unosheskie gody rabotal v gazetakh, kant͡seli͡arii͡akh, mnogo stranstvoval. S 1920 g. zhil vo Frant͡sii. 'Ishchu i͡a v ėtom mire sochetanii͡a prekrasnogo i vechnogo', - pisal Bunin. Ego pervyĭ poėticheskiĭ sbornik opublikovan v 1891 g. Pozdnee sbornik 'Listopad' vmeste s perevodom 'Pesni o Gaĭavate' byl otmechen Pushkinskoĭ premieĭ Peterburgskoĭ Akademii nauk (1903 g. ) i sniskal Buninu slavu 'poėta russkogo peĭzazha'. Debi͡ut Bunina kak prozaika sostoi͡alsi͡a v 1893 godu, kogda v peterburgskom zhurnale 'Russkoe bogatstvo' byl napechatan ego rasskaz 'Derevenskiĭ ėskiz', pozzhe poluchivshiĭ nazvanie 'Tanʹka'. Redaktor zhurnala posle znakomstva s rukopisʹi͡u napisal dvadt͡satitrëkhletnemu avtoru, chto so vremenem iz nego 'vyĭdet bolʹshoĭ pisatelʹ'… Proza I. A. Bunina neobyknovenno zhivopisna, koloritna, gluboka. Bunin pisal: 'Net nikakoĭ otdelʹnoĭ ot nas prirody, kazhdoe dvizhenie vozdukha estʹ dvizhenie nasheĭ sobstvennoĭ zhizni'…V knigu voshli rasskazy i stikhotvorenii͡a I. A. Bunina, izuchaemye v shkole. Dli͡a starshego shkolʹnogo vozrasta.

Ivan Alekseevich Bunin (1870-1953), writer, poet, honorary academician of the St. Petersburg Academy of Sciences, the first Russian Nobel Prize winner (1933) Bunin began his independent life early: in his youth he worked in newspapers, offices, traveled a lot. Since 1920 he lived in France. "I am looking for a combination of the beautiful and the eternal in this world," Bunin wrote. His first poetry collection was published in 1891. Later, the collection "Listopad", together with the translation of "Songs of Hiawatha", was awarded the Pushkin Prize of the St. Petersburg Academy of Sciences (1903) and earned Bunin fame as a "poet of the Russian landscape". Bunin's debut as a novelist took place in 1893, when his short story "Village Sketch", later called "Tanka", was published in the St. Petersburg magazine Russian Wealth. The editor of the magazine, after reviewing the manuscript, wrote to the twenty-three-year-old author that over time he would 'make a great writer'… Bunin's prose is extraordinarily picturesque, colorful, and profound. Bunin wrote: 'There is no nature separate from us, every movement of the air is a movement of our own life'…The book includes stories and poems by I. A. Bunin, studied at school. For the senior school age.