The lecture will discuss how stories from Ivan Bunin's personal life reflected in his work. The lecture on Bunin is dedicated to the writer's personal feelings that are reflected in his works. At a young age, Bunin experienced a strong infatuation and a difficult breakup, which is why memories, sudden encounters, and pauses are so significant in his 'Dark Alleys.' The writer places great importance on details that, as often happens during emotional events, are particularly etched in memory. Thus, a gesture, a fold of a dress, the smell of a road become meaningful signs for Bunin and set the rhythm of the narrative. Such nuances help to see both the particular and the universal in the text - what resonates with everyone. A separate section of the lecture will be dedicated to Bunin's language. The lecturer will draw attention to short phrases, the contrast between external restraint and internal excitement. The simplicity of form helps to express the subtlest nuances of feelings. KudaGo features the current program for Moscow.