Collected Works. Volume
2
Content
On the site, notes from the end of the book have been moved to the end of each article, the pages of notes are indicated in parentheses in italics.
Article describing the second volume(p. 565 )
M. Gorky "Vacationers"(p. 7-583 )
"Barbarians" A play by M. Gorky(pp. 30-586 )
Gorky on Capri(pp. 36-587 )
About artistic creativity and about Gorky(pp. 41-590 )
These days(pp. 52-592 )
About Gorky(pp. 54-592 )
Maxim Gorky [Speech at the plenum of the Moscow City Council on May 31, 1928](pp
. 58-593 )
Maxim Gorky literary and social characteristics(pp. 70-595 )
Writer and politician(pp . 83-596 )
In Gorky's mirror(pp. 87-597 )
In defense of the socialist construction(pp. 109– 600 )
World Writer(pp. 115-602 )
M. Gorky - artist(pp. 119-603 )
Maxim Gorky [Foreword to the collected works](pp . 141-606 )
Gorky (To the 40th anniversary)(pp. 155-607 )
Samgin(pp . 170-608 )
Soviet literature
Foreword [To the collection "The Rye Word"](pp. 205– 613 )
Antidote Spoon(pp. 206-613 )
Preface [To T. Mayskaya's play "Way Stops"](pp . 209-515 )
What kind of melodrama do we need?(pp. 212-616 )
New poetry(pp . 216-616 )
Preface [To the book by P. Bessalko "Diamonds of the East"](pp . 221-618 )
Pavel Bessalko(pp . 224-618 )
To my opponents(pp. 227-619 )
Thoughts on Communist Drama(pp. 232– 621 )
[About the magazine] "House of Arts"(pp . 238-622 )
Preface to the poems of Varvara Butyagina(pp . 244-624 )
Foreword [To the book by Anna Barkova "Woman"](pp . 246-624 )
About proletarian life and proletarian art(pp . 247-624 )
How bad it is!(pp . 252-625 )
Issues of Literature and Dramaturgy( pp . 258-626 )
Foreword [To the book by Alexander Zharov "Ice drift"](pp . 270-629 )
Preface [To the book of poems by Ivan Doronin](pp . 273-629 )
Preface [To D. Furmanov's book "Chapaev"](pp . 275-629 )
The paths of modern literature(pp . 278-630 )
On modern trends in Russian literature(pp . 282-630 )
About our poetry(pp. 287-633 )
no trends(pp . 292-634 )
Preface [To the "Library of Contemporary Writers for School and Youth"](pp. 299–
634 )
Concerning the resolution of the Central Committee on literary policy(pp .
303-634 )
Bloodstained Estonia(pp . 307-635 )
Modern literature(pp . 310-635 )
About "Zagmuk"(pp . 314-635 )
Joseph Utkin(pp . 317-636 )
Alexander Yakovlev(pp. 320-636 )
Furmanov(pp. 324-637 )
"The Tale of the Red Motel"(pp. 327-637 )
Instead of a preface [To "Selected Works" by I. I. Lebedev](pp . 330-638 )
Foreword [To the collection of essays by Efim Zozulya "Meetings"](pp. 333-638 )
Our poets(pp . 336-638 )
Depressive mood among young people (Yeseninshchina)(pp. 342-640 )
Joseph Utkin. Concerning the "First Book of Poems"(pp. 348-643 )
Mark Kolosov(pp. 354-643 )
Ten kning for ten years of revolution(pp. 359– 644 )
Stages of growth of Soviet literature(pp . 362-644 )
Foreword [To Akop Hakobyan's book "New Morning"](pp. 368-646 )
WAPP congress(pp. 371– 646 )
Not good(pp . 374-647 )
What is written about the village. Bars by Roman F. Panferov(pp. 379– 648 )
Journey to the collective farms(pp. 386– 649 )
Young working literature( pp . 390-650 )
literary year(pp. 408– 652 )
Peasant Literature and the General Line of the Party(pp. 412– 654 )
Our tasks in the field of fiction(pp. 426– 655 )
Literature and socialist construction(pp . 440-659 )
Ways of the Pathfinder(pp. 444– 659 )
The hottest topics in fiction( pp. 448-660 )
About the competition for an anti-religious play(pp . 454-661 )
People's Poet of Belarus(pp. 457-661 )
"Fat Men" and "Eccentrics". About Olesha's play at the Moscow Art Theater(pp .
462-662 )
About new plays and main lines of proletarian art(pp . 469-663 )
Life and death about Mayakovsky(pp . 477-664 )
The poet of the revolution( pp . 484-666 )
Vl. Mayakovsky is an innovator(pp . 486-667 )
[About the work of Demyan Bedny](pp. 501– 668 )
Foreword [To the collection "Children's Literature"](pp . 514-670 )
Ilf and Petrov(pp. 519– 672 )
Writer's way(pp. 526– 672 )
Artist of the proletariat(pp. 535-674 )
V. V. Kamensky(pp. 538– 674 )
By what judgment you judge, you will be judged(pp . 544-675 )
What stage of development are we at?(pp . 553-676 )
Thoughts on the master(pp . 555-676 )