Memories. The story of two galoshes. Big light. Tarantas: Vladimir Sollogub

Count Vladimir Alexandrovich Sollogub (1813-1882) – writer, official, aristocrat and secular man, brilliant storyteller and witty interlocutor, who knew everyone and with whom everyone was friends.
He was friends with Gogol, was friends with Lermontov and Pushkin, who later had a second a second, under the failed duel with Dantes in 1836.
Literary and everyday memoirs cover most of the 19th century and the widest circle of his acquaintances – from the Russian emperor to the French chansonets.

Author
Sollogub Vladimir Alexandrovich
Editor
Zakharov Igor
Publisher
Zakharov, 2011