Chapter 53 Gorky's letter

Gorky's letter In the spring of 1926, Gorky was living in Nabels, Italy, working on his great book "Ker Ream Samkin's writing.He wrote this in a letter to a literary group in a factory in his native country: "Thank you, comrades, for your letters, and I am glad that you enjoy my work. I am now at Writing a book is a long, long book.I would like to express the Russian people from it, from the eighties By 1919, how to live, think, and act in this era.and wanted to show his inner world.You will be able to read this book in about a year or two, and maybe it will be of some use to you.

"My health is not as bad as the newspapers say, although last winter I was quite When sick.Now I am much better, able to work ten hours a day, get up for fifteen hours Time. " Gorky admired Stanislavsky's acting skills. "You are a great and talented person. Truly, your heart is a mirror", he Once said, "How cleverly you caught the smile of life, the melancholy in her stern face smile". Another letter to Stanislavsky written before the revolution, written under the supervision of police detectives Yes, he asked the great dramatist to communicate for him to Tripov, then Governor of Moscow, to allow

He is coming to Moscow.Gorky said very humorously that he promised never to show up on the street or in public places. Only go out at night, and will wear black robes and masks. As far back as 1916, Gorky was praising the genius of the young revolutionary poet Mayevsky talent.His poem was published in a journal edited by Gorky at the time. of.Gorky once mentioned in a letter that he and the young poet met for the first time: "Maya Khovsky visited Mostamjaki (in Finland) in the summer of 1914 or 1915 to see I...recite fragments of his "Clouds in Pants," and some other lyrics.I love so much

These short poems, and he recited them very well. " Regarding Chekhov, Gorky once said that Chekhov's short stories are like many small glass bottles, the volume Although small, it contains alcohol extracted from life.He once told people about Chekhov's The "Man in the Box" said: You all remember Chekhov's novel "The Man in the Box", you all know that the protagonist Always wear overshoes, a cotton coat, and an umbrella, whether it is summer or winter.Excuse me Why do you wear overshoes and a cotton coat on this hot day in July?everyone here How to ask Belikov.Just in case, he replied, something must happen, such as suddenly

It's cold, so what should I do? --He is so afraid of everything new, everything beyond gray mediocrity Things in the everyday circles of secular life, like fear of the Black Death.