The Red Book of Tales of the Cat Murlyka (Translation: T. Vorsanova, I. Istratova, N. Mavlevich, I. Kuznetsova) The Blue Book of Tales of the Cat Murlyka (Tr...

The novels of the French writer Marcel Aimé (1902–1967) “The Stranger's Boxes” and “The Rolling Camera” are published in Russian for the first time. In terms...

Marcel Aimé (1902–1967) is a brilliant French prose writer, author of 17 novels and many short stories. In his work, Aimé uses a rich palette of visual means...

Marcel Aimé (1902–1967) was a French novelist and playwright. His prose is characterized by elements of the absurd and fantastic, combined with the realism o...

One of M. Aimé's last novels, “Uranus,” describes a period of French history little known to Russian readers—the first months after liberation from fascist o...

Marcel Aimé (1902–1967) is one of the most remarkable French writers. His works make you sad, laugh, admire and sympathize. Isn’t it a pity for the hero of h...

A story from the collection Holy Night: Collection of stories and short stories from abroad. writers / Comp. Weber V. A. - M.: Politizdat, 1991.

From the magazine Range: Bulletin of Foreign Literature No. 3, 1994.

In all the works included in this collection, there is a theme of religious faith. Religion leaves a noticeable imprint on the worldview and behavior of the ...

The book includes short stories and stories of short French prose of the 18th–20th centuries. Among them are fantastic short stories by Jacques Cazotte, Jean...

Marcel Aimé (1902–1967) is a world-famous writer, a successor to the best traditions of French literature, whose works intricately combine realism and fantas...