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Тёмные аллеи
by
Ivan Bunin,
Иван Бунин
Книга великого мастера новеллы И.А.Бунина "Темные аллеи" считается поистине "энциклопедией любви". Рассказанные в ней истории отношений двоих окрашены изысканным эротизмом и психологичностью. Выдержанная в лучших традициях русской классики, книга Бунина по сей день остается непревзойденным образцом лирической прозы.
Paperback, 272 pages
Published
2002
by Азбука
(first published 1943)
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My favorite short stories about love. Through his poetic and precise writing, Bunin was able to describe the shades of love and emotions in each story of love. Yes, almost all of the love stories in this book are sad, but for me personally only a sad love story is a complete one. I keep coming back to this book for years.
Collection of 13 short stories. My favourite was a story Tanya (5 stars). A love story between maid and her lady's nephew that started with some dub-con and then surprising both blossomed into a love. A love story that was ended by cruel year 1917 .
This story and two others contains dub-con/non-con.
This story and two others contains dub-con/non-con.
One of my favorite books - an elegant, charming, sad, yet beautiful collection of love stories. What an art - to make every episode and memory you want to stay (even sad ones!) lasting forever in a beauty of a written story...
Great style - short, to the point and poetic. It is amazing how Bunin can tell a story in a couple of pages and you feel for the characters. I just love Bunin, period.
I loved the richness and beauty of the language, magical writing. The only set back for me is that almost all stories in the book have sad ending, a bit depressing. Other than that - beautiful, beautiful...
Dec 03, 2008
Eddie
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This is when I read the first of Ivan Bunin. The kind of stories and descriptions that you always wanted and never realized how much you wanted.
Since then I have never missed anything that I have come across of Bunin. Sadly, he is one of the most difficult finds in bookstores in US, despite being a Nobel prize winner.
Since then I have never missed anything that I have come across of Bunin. Sadly, he is one of the most difficult finds in bookstores in US, despite being a Nobel prize winner.
incredibly beautiful & romantic short stories.
Читал непростительно долго.
Безумно понравилось.
Безумно понравилось.
Very nice and inspiring book. I am glad that I had a chance to read it. The stories a rather sad but still very beautiful.
May 15, 2013
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Ivan Alekseevich Bunin (Russian: Иван Алексеевич Бунин), born October 22, 1870 in Voronezh, was the first Russian author to be awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature (1933). The award cited "the strict artistry with which he has carried on the classical Russian traditions in prose writing."
Best known for his short novels The Village (1910) and Dry Valley (1912), his autobiographical novel The Life...more
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Best known for his short novels The Village (1910) and Dry Valley (1912), his autobiographical novel The Life...more
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