Description
Overcoat Book Description: He was born in the Sorochinsky village of Ukraine, as a child of a middle-class family. He spent his childhood under the intense influence of Kazakh culture. Traces of this culture can be seen in his first works. In 1828 St. He came to St. Petersburg, where he published his poem "Hans Küchelgarten" under the pseudonym V. Alov. Due to the criticism he received, he decided not to write poetry again. Gogol, whose first stories were published in 1831, influenced many writers who came after him. In his works, he deals with the corruption of Russia of the period, the suffering of its people and the injustices it experienced. Gogol, whose interest in religion has recently increased and started to praise the church, destroyed the manuscripts of the second part of his novel Dead Souls in 1852 and died ten days later in Moscow at the age of 42. (From the Promotional Bulletin)