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6 famous writers who wrote with mistakes, but conquered the world
It is hard to imagine that famous writers wrote with errors. However, such cases are not uncommon in the literary environment. Quite well-known writers and poets often neglect the rules of the language in which they write. Fortunately, all products are prepress and editors correct the texts, all the grammatical and punctuation errors of great writers.
Vladimir Mayakovsky
In Vladimir Mayakovsky’s manuscripts all points and commas could be completely absent. Explained this paradox he their hatred of these punctuation marks and, accordingly, their complete disregard. Continue reading
Personal order of comrade Stalin: 5 books that were written on the instructions of the “leader of the peoples»
Works written by Soviet authors in the period of formation and heyday of the USSR, today is quite difficult to perceive by readers. Some of the writers believed in Communist ideas, and someone had to write, squeezing loud slogans into the works, so that strict censorship allowed the work to be published. However, there were books that were written on the personal instructions of Joseph Stalin. In this case, from the pen of the talented authors often came out strong works.
Mikhail Sholokhov “virgin soil upturned»
There is no direct evidence that the “Raised virgin lands” was written by order of the Soviet authorities. Continue reading
6 books, the authors of which tried to write a continuation of the “Master and Margarita” Bulgakov
The brilliant work of Mikhail Bulgakov “the Master and Margarita” for many years does not give rest to other authors. They try to imagine how could the events of the novel further, and even transfer characters to another time and other circumstances. We have collected information about six authors who declared their books as a continuation of the immortal work of Mikhail Bulgakov.
Igor Aronov, “an Incredible bet, or the return of Woland»
Although the author claims that his book is not a continuation of the novel, but in his work there is Woland, who appeared to a simple journalist with a lucrative offer: to sell his soul to the devil in exchange for fame and a happy life. Continue reading
