Maloe sobranie sochinenii/Erofeev V. - Erofeev V.

Venedikt Yerofeyev's world fame was brought by his famous poem "Moscow - Roosters" translated into more than thirty languages. And although her hero - Venichka - never saw Red Square, but became truly popular, and the author is now recognized as a classic of Russian literature of the 20th century. However, Yerofeyev's creative heritage is not only the poem "Moscow - Roosters": it is also "Notes of a Psychopath" (1956-1958), started at the age of 17, and the play "Walpurgieva Night" (part of the author's conceived, but unfulfilled trilogy under the general title "Dry Nehchte"), and so-called works of small prose, including an essay written at the entrance exams to the Vladimir Teachers' Institute, and a brief autobiography. This volume will be a real gift for fans of the writer.