The book is dedicated to the life of the already established Pushkin as a brilliant poet and extraordinary personality. The book reveals the poet's life from the moment of Alexander Sergeevich's return from southern exile to the village of Mikhailovskoye, the family estate, and until the moment of his tragic death. From a young age, caught in the trap of royal power for poetic pranks and innocent epigrams, he remained in the tenacious embrace of this trap until the end of his days. Added to this were everyday troubles associated with an unsuccessful marriage to the selfish Moscow beauty Natalya Goncharova, which over time became another trap that stuck into Pushkin. Ardent and gullible, he became a victim of a combination of many circumstances, slander and conspiracies, for the rejection of which he paid with his life. There remains a lot of unclear and mysterious surrounding the events of the last year of Pushkin’s life. The author gives his version of the development of pre-duel events, revealing the motives for the behavior of the main characters. The book is of interest to a wide range of readers. The book contains obscene language.