A book about the years of decline of spirit, voluptuous self-indulgence and desperate suicides that followed the first Russian revolution. Many of its pages capture the feeling of morbidity, human fragility, and fragility growing in the writer. Many people experienced the same feelings in those years. The novel “At the Last Line” precisely reflects the despair, brokenness, and disappointment of people in the ideals of struggle, their thirst for peace, spiritual radiance and silence after the bloody hurricane of the revolution. T. F. Prokopov “The Return of Mikhail Artsybashev.”