Alexander Pushkin: Evgeniy Onegin

The novel “Eugene Onegin,” according to V. G. Belinsky, is “an encyclopedia of Russian life,” is “a poem of modern real life, not only with all its poetry, but also with all its prose, despite the fact that it is written in verse."
There is hardly a person in your circle who is not familiar with Eugene Onegin. The novel in verse is considered the most significant work of A. S. Pushkin and has been the subject of various studies for many years. But that’s not even the main thing. Centuries succeed each other, and readers continue to enjoy the famous Onegin stanza and discover new meanings for themselves. “My uncle has the most honest rules...”, “I am writing to you - what more?..”, “I foresee everything: you will be offended by the explanation of the sad secret...” - lines and even entire passages from the novel are forever imprinted in the memory of everyone who ever - I studied at school. And perhaps you couldn’t imagine a better fate for a literary work.

Author: Alexander Pushkin

Illustrations: Alexey Reipolsky

Pages: 344 (offset). Hardcover

Dimensions: 264x205x32 mm