How do we see the poets and writers of the past? During the tour at the Yeltsin Center, familiar names will come to life - through books, fates, and the contexts of time. The event is adapted for the deaf and hard of hearing, and thanks to the translation into Russian sign language, it will become truly accessible and memorable. Who are the poets and writers of the 20th century? At the Yeltsin Center, they offer a look at the literary giants of the past not only as authors of great texts but also as people who lived in a difficult era - an era of searches, breaks, internal contradictions, and great expectations. The tour "Revived Stories: Writers and Poets in the 20th Century" is created to read the literary heritage of the century in a new way. Here, behind the words are fates, behind the pages are contexts, behind the lines are real dramas. Guests will not only learn about writers and poets but also feel how the history of the country is reflected in their works and personal stories. Why was the Soviet Union called the most reading country in the world? Why did the profession of a writer acquire almost sacred significance in the 20th century? How did literature change the perception of reality and help a person maintain themselves in the conditions of ideological storms? Answers to these and other questions are sought during the tour. The event is particularly important as it is conducted with translation into Russian sign language - it is adapted for deaf and hard of hearing visitors. It is important not just to tell but to be heard by everyone. Therefore, the tour becomes an example of an accessible environment and an inclusive approach. This is an invitation - to see more, hear deeper, and read familiar names anew. For those who want to expand their horizons of perception of literature and history - this is the place. After all, not only stories come to life, but also the view of the past.