Diary of a Madman

Gogol wrote all his stories criticizing the boringness of Russian society, protocol and bourgeois life. He became the spokesperson of the passive mass trying to struggle with poverty, exclusion and the difficulties of social life.

Diary Book of a Madman tells the story of a man who went mad when he learned that the girl he was in love with would marry an aristocrat.

Nose is the author's story about a man who wakes up to an ordinary day and cannot find his nose on his face and goes after it like a detective, adding a cheerful style to his criticism of society.

In Carriage, Gogol wrote a heroic story by adding comedy elements to explain the meaninglessness and boringness of life in Russia.

In The Overcoat, the tragic lives of people who are ignored and humiliated in Russian society are examined through a reserved character.

(From the Promotional Bulletin)

Dough Type: 2nd Dough

First Printing Year: 2017

Number of Prints: 1st Edition Number

of Pages: 144

Size: 13.5 x 19.5