Удольфские тайны (с илл. )

Annotat͡sii͡a k knige 'Udolʹfskie taĭny' Radklif A.:Anna Radklif - angliĭskai͡a pisatelʹnit͡sa, odna iz sozdatelʹnit͡s goticheskogo romana. V techenie semi let ei͡u byli napisany romany, proslavivshie ee na vsi͡u Evropu, posle chego Anna Radklif navsegda otlozhila pero, reshiv, chto gromkai͡a slava meshaet dushevnomu pokoi͡u. Pochti vse velikie angliĭskie pisateli XIX veka tak ili inache ispytali na sebe ee vlii͡anie: Valʹter Skott, Dikkens, Sharlotta Bronte, Stivenson, Maĭn Rid. V Rossii "zhutkai͡a" proza Radklif dolgie gody ostavalasʹ chutʹ li ne samoĭ populi͡arnoĭ inostrannoĭ literaturoĭ. Dostoevskiĭ pisal, chto romany Radklif volnovali ego s samogo detstva, a Zagoskin priznaval ee odnim iz li͡ubimykh svoikh avtorov. "Udolʹfskie taĭny" - samoe populi͡arnoe proizvedenie Anny Radklif, polnoe uzhasnykh sekretov, misticheskikh predchuvstviĭ, paranormalʹnykh i tragicheskikh sobytiĭ. S pervykh zhe stranit͡s chitatelʹ pogruzhaetsi͡a v tu osobui͡u atmosferu, kotorai͡a i͡avli͡aetsi͡a otlichitelʹnoĭ chertoĭ velichaĭshego goticheskogo romana kont͡sa XVIII veka.V nastoi͡ashchem izdanii vpervye v Rossii tekst romana soprovozhdaetsi͡a illi͡ustrat͡sii͡ami frant͡suzskikh khudozhnikov XIX veka. Chitatʹ dalʹshe…

Summary of the book "Udolphian mysteries" by Radcliffe A.:Anna Radcliffe is an English writer, one of the creators of the Gothic novel. For seven years, she wrote novels that made her famous throughout Europe, after which Anna Radcliffe put down her pen forever, deciding that loud fame interferes with peace of mind. Almost all the great English writers of the 19th century were influenced by her in one way or another: Walter Scott, Dickens, Charlotte Bronte, Stevenson, Mayne Reed. In Russia, Radcliffe's "creepy" prose remained for many years almost the most popular foreign literature. Dostoevsky wrote that Radcliffe's novels had worried him since childhood, and Zagoskin recognized her as one of his favorite authors. The Udolphian Mysteries is the most popular work by Anna Radcliffe, full of terrible secrets, mystical premonitions, paranormal and tragic events. From the very first pages, the reader is immersed in that special atmosphere that is the hallmark of the greatest Gothic novel of the late 18th century.In this edition, for the first time in Russia, the text of the novel is accompanied by illustrations by French artists of the XIX century. Read more…