«The Diary of Satan» — the last novel by the author, written in the format of diary entries. Having taken on human form, Satan sets out to explore the world of humans — and with horror discovers that humanity has...
long surpassed him in the art of evil. The book also includes the stories «Abyss», «Wall», «In the Fog», «Eleazar», «He», «Return». Leonid Andreyev (1871—1919) — a writer and playwright of the Silver Age, «the Russian Edgar Allan Poe». In his work, he masterfully combines mysticism with philosophy, creating a world where the line between good and evil, madness and reason, life and death is tenuous and deceptive.
«The Diary of Satan» — the last novel by the author, written in the format of diary entries. Having taken on human form, Satan sets out to explore the world of humans — and with horror discovers that humanity has long surpassed him in the art of evil. The book also includes the stories «Abyss», «Wall», «In the Fog», «Eleazar», «He», «Return».
Leonid Andreyev (1871—1919) — a writer and playwright of the Silver Age, «the Russian Edgar Allan Poe». In his work, he masterfully combines mysticism with philosophy, creating a world where the line between good and evil, madness and reason, life and death is tenuous and deceptive.
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