Autor: Maxim Gorky

Sobre el Autor

Maxim Gorky was a prominent Russian writer and political activist, known for his significant contributions to socialist literature and his poignant portrayal of the struggles of the working class. Born as Alexei Peshkov, he adopted the pen name Gorky, which means 'bitter' in Russian. His early life was marked by hardship, and these experiences deeply influenced his writing. Gorky became a key figure in the Russian literary scene, using his works to advocate for social change and to highlight the plight of the oppressed. His notable works include 'Mother' and 'The Lower Depths,' which reflect his commitment to the ideals of socialism and his empathy for the marginalized.

nacionalidad Ruso

Fecha de Nacimiento March 28, 1868

Lugar de Nacimiento Nizhny Novgorod, Russia

Fecha de fallecimiento June 18, 1936

Influido por

Leo Tolstoy Fyodor Dostoevsky

Influido

Mikhail Zoshchenko I.N. Potapenko A.I. Kuprin Mikhail Sholokhov Vasily Grossman Isaac Babel Andrei Platonov Nikolai Ostrovsky Ilya Ehrenburg Vasily Shukshin Iurii Karlovich Olesha Yury Olesha Ilia Erenburg Valentin Kataev Michail Zoščenko Bukovski Ch. Konstantin Simonov Стефан Цвайг Лев Кассиль Jens Ossa Yury Trifonov Aleksandr Vampilov