Tell me no, tell me yes...

Grigory Dashevsky (1964–2013) was a classic philologist, literary critic, translator, but above all — a poet. Over three decades, he wrote little, yet for readers of contemporary poetry, each of his poems became an event. Despite his principled rejection of... the comforting, therapeutic function of literature, his poems possess a salvific quality; they tell of human loneliness and its community with others, finding a new language to describe life in the presence of death. The book includes Dashevsky's poetic works from four collections compiled by the author himself and a posthumously published collection of poems and translations.

Author: Григорий Дашевский

Printhouse: Azbuka

Series: Alphabet-Poetry

Age restrictions: 16+

Year of publication: 2024

ISBN: 9785389256620

Number of pages: 160

Size: 170х120х12 mm

Cover type: hard

Weight: 170 g

ID: 1678934

Grigory Dashevsky (1964–2013) was a classic philologist, literary critic, translator, but above all — a poet. Over three decades, he wrote little, yet for readers of contemporary poetry, each of his poems became an event. Despite his principled rejection of the comforting, therapeutic function of literature, his poems possess a salvific quality; they tell of human loneliness and its community with others, finding a new language to describe life in the presence of death. The book includes Dashevsky's poetic works from four collections compiled by the author himself and a posthumously published collection of poems and translations.

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