Three Centuries with Pushkin

«Three centuries with Pushkin» - this is how long numerous admirers and fans have been trying to decipher the phenomenon of the Russian genius. As if gathering an endless puzzle grain by grain and every time realizing: no, no one... has the strength to complete that idea!
Perhaps, for the first time on the pages of this book, the intersections of Pushkin, previously unknown, with great names in world culture: Andersen, Dostoevsky, Bunin are found.
In the book, heroes of different eras coexist peacefully: Peter the Great and his protégé Abram Gannibal, the poet's grandson Leonid Dubelt and dancer Serge Lifar, Pushkinist Modest Hoffman and Grand Duke Mikhail Mikhailovich, the poet's great-grandson Alexander Mezenцов and our contemporary Baron Eduard Falz-Fein.
«Pushkin died in the full development of his powers and undoubtedly took with him to the grave some great mystery. And now we, without him, are deciphering that mystery», - foresightedly pronounced once Fyodor Dostoevsky. As if bequeathing to us, future generations, not to abandon those attempts.