So many books have been written about Pushkin that a multi-volume Pushkin literature could form a good library. Starting with the poet’s first biographers, P.V. Annenkov and P.I. Bartenev, Pushkin scholars study every step of the great genius, his every word and movement of the pen. Based on the memoirs, letters, diaries of the poet himself and his contemporaries, detailed biographies and chronologies of his life were created, described almost day by day. The question is, why is another book needed? What new will a sophisticated reader find in it? A modern researcher of Pushkin's life and work analyzes his personality, primarily from a psychological point of view, tracing the stories of love interests. The poet's sensory world was very rich; female beauty constantly attracted his attention. “He was a genius in love, perhaps no less than in poetry. His sensuality, his passion for female beauty were striking. But some saw only the base side of his nature. Others managed to notice how the face of a demigod appeared behind the mask of a faun,” wrote P. K. Guber in the book “Pushkin’s Don Juan List.” When talking about Pushkin’s personal life, showing him as he really was, the author does not seek to discredit him in the eyes of readers. The main goal of this book is to expose the hidden reasons for the poet’s creative inspiration, which pushed him to create unsurpassed examples of love lyrics.