The dilogy of the famous Soviet writer I. A. Novikov (1877–1959) “Pushkin in Exile”, consisting of two novels “Pushkin in the South” and “Pushkin in Mikhailovsky”, is dedicated to two periods in the poet’s life - the southern and Pskov exiles . These two works are rightfully considered one of the most famous in Russian Pushkin studies. The author recreates the events and atmosphere of the life of the great poet, depicts in detail his environment, relationships with people during the difficult time of exile. Based on a thorough study of various archival materials and handwritten heritage, the writer fascinatingly tells how the poet’s brilliant ideas were nurtured and born. The reader is presented with a gallery of unforgettable images of Pushkin’s friends who supported him during difficult years. This edition presents the novel “Pushkin in Mikhailovsky” - the second part of the dilogy by I. A. Novikov. It tells about the poet's exile in Pskov in 1824–1826.