"Richard Stallman and the Free Software Revolution" is a book about the life and activities of the prominent American programmer and free software advocate Richard Stallman. The author of the book reveals the history of the free software movement, tells about Stallman's struggle for user freedom and the principles he embodied in the GNU project. The reader has the opportunity to better understand the essence of free software, the personal experiences and moral values that led Richard Stallman to create the Emacs programming language, the GNU GPL License, and many other important initiatives. The book reveals how Stallman became a symbol of the struggle for freedom in the information space and influenced the development of modern programming. "Richard Stallman and the revolution of free software" is an exciting journey into the world of innovations, ideals and eternal values, which will not leave indifferent any lover of computer technology and supporter of the free field of programming.