Selected Stories 4: The Hermit

Maxim Gorky is more than a great writer, he is a literary worker. He is a socialist who believes in actions rather than words and who dedicates his voice, his words, his life and his songs to the truth. It is productive in all types of literature because its main purpose is to tell the truth.
The hermit is a special selection. It is a valuable work that brings together important examples of Maxim Gorky's essays, stories and fairy tales. In addition to well-known works such as "Italy Stories" and "America", which are considered essential reading in their genre, it also includes some of Gorky's stories written in the last years of his life and translated into Turkish for the first time.
The narratives that take place in the nooks of Russia known only to the living, "The Birth of a Man", "On the Bosphorus", "Light Gray with Blue", "Book", "The Hermit" are mature examples of Gorky's mastery in storytelling. While writing about Italy and America, Gorky seems to prove that the great Russian literary tradition is not just about describing the Russian people. He portrays Italians in narratives where reality and imagination are mixed and time and place are lost; looks at New York with the sharp eyes of a socialist, undazzled by bright lights; He writes to show the monster behind the light.
Gorki writes about people, wherever he is in the world. Because he saw all people as his body and himself as the heart of all people.

Human is an honorable word.

Maxim Gorki
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(From the Promotional Bulletin)

Dough Type: 2. Dough

Size: 13.5 x 19.5

First Printing Year: 2019

Number of Prints:1. Edition

Language : Turkish