Сентябрьские розы. Письма незнакомке. Фиалки по средам

Andre Morua (1885-1967) - klassik frant͡suzskoĭ literatury XX veka, prozaik i ėsseist, avtor znamenitykh romanizirovannykh biografiĭ i bezuslovnyĭ master psikhologicheskoĭ prozy. V nastoi͡ashchee izdanie voshli dva ego proslavlennykh romana i sbornik zamechatelʹnykh novell. Geroĭ romana "Senti͡abrʹskie rozy" - ne ochenʹ molodoĭ, no ochenʹ uspeshnyĭ pisatelʹ Giĭom Fonten, chʹimi knigami zachityvaetsi͡a vsi͡a Frant͡sii͡a. V ego zhizni, kotorui͡u prekrasno otladila zabotlivai͡a i revnivai͡a zhena, vse idet svoim cheredom, no emu nedostaet chuda - chuda li͡ubvi, blagodari͡a kotoroĭ osenʹ zhizni vnovʹ stanet vesnoĭ i v senti͡abre rast͡svetut rozy…"Pisʹma neznakomke" - odna iz samykh izvestnykh knig Andre Morua. Neskonchaemyĭ monolog ee geroi͡a obrashchen k bezymi͡annoĭ krasavit͡se, kotorui͡u on melʹkom uvidel v teatre. Ėta zagadochnai͡a dama beskonechno vospriimchiva k ego mudrosti i tonkim nabli͡udenii͡am i, veroi͡atno, mnogomu nauchitsi͡a, slushai͡a rassuzhdenii͡a o zhenskoĭ prirode, zhenskoĭ nezhnosti i koketstve, o rasstavanii͡akh, vstrechakh, zhizni i li͡ubvi. V sbornik "Fialki po sredam" voshli novelly Morua raznykh let - istinnye shedevry maloĭ prozy, okrashennye lirizmom i tonkoĭ ironieĭ. V ėtikh tekstakh, dostoĭno prodolzhai͡ushchikh blistatelʹnui͡u tradit͡sii͡u Balʹzaka, Stendali͡a i Mopassana, razvi͡azka vsi͡akiĭ raz neozhidanna, pronit͡satelʹnostʹ suzhdeniĭ na vysote, a chelovecheskai͡a dusha raskryvaetsi͡a prostym, no divnym i dazhe ėkzoticheskim t͡svetkom.

Andre Mauroy (1885-1967) was a classic of French literature of the 20th century, a novelist and essayist, the author of famous novelized biographies and an undisputed master of psychological prose. This edition includes two of his famous novels and a collection of wonderful short stories. The hero of the novel "September Roses" is a not very young but very successful writer Guillaume Fontaine, whose books are read all over France. In his life, which was perfectly adjusted by a caring and jealous wife, everything goes on as usual, but he lacks a miracle — a miracle of love, thanks to which the autumn of life will become spring again and roses will bloom in September... "Letters to a stranger" is one of Andre Mauroy's most famous books. Her character's never-ending monologue is directed at an unnamed beauty whom he caught a glimpse of in the theater. This mysterious lady is infinitely receptive to his wisdom and subtle observations and is likely to learn a lot from listening to discussions about feminine nature, feminine tenderness and coquetry, about breakups, meetings, life and love. The collection "Violets on Wednesdays" includes Mauroy's short stories from different years — true masterpieces of short prose, tinged with lyricism and subtle irony. In these texts, which worthily continue the brilliant tradition of Balzac, Stendhal and Maupassant, the denouement is always unexpected, the discernment of judgments is at its height, and the human soul reveals itself as a simple, but wonderful and even exotic flower.