Literary criticism

V. V. Rozanov’s essays on writing and writers are published for the first time as a separate book. It talks about the work of many domestic and foreign write...

In European literature, the travelogue genre has occupied a central place since the very beginning of modern times. This book offers a wide range of new read...

The author of the book will convince the reader that Alexander Sergeevich Pushkin was not just an outstanding poet, but also possessed secret knowledge about...

A story from the collection “How to Write a Detective Story.”

This short monograph is intended for a fairly wide range of readers who are not specialists in the history of ancient Greek literature. Therefore, the author...

Elina Draytova's book captivatingly tells about two historical eras: the era in which Alexander Dumas the father lived and worked, and the era when his heroe...

Join Ursula K. Le Guin as she explores a broad array of subjects, ranging from Tolstoy, Twain, and Tolkien to women’s shoes, beauty, and family life. With...

The volume includes works by twenty-three authors who received the Nobel Prize for poetry. It is opened by the poems of the first Nobel laureate of 1901 by t...

At its core, “The ABCs of Literary Creativity” is a practical guide for the aspiring writer. Moreover, one that does not at all contribute to mindlessly foll...

Criminal law science is inextricably linked with fiction. Like the art of words, it strives to comprehend the philosophy of life, the nature of man, the moti...

In her incredibly fascinating narrative, Oxford professor and Shakespeare specialist Emma Smith talks about the history of books, centuries-old and amazingly...