Joining the open club "Reading with Gogol" is not just about discussing a book, but diving into the delicate world of Bunin's prose. Together with the hosts, participants will analyze the autobiographical motifs of "The Life of Arsenyev" and reflect on literary parallels, genre, and the internal meanings of the work. The open literary club "Reading with Gogol" invites everyone who loves literature to discuss Ivan Bunin's novel "The Life of Arsenyev." This work, written in exile, was considered by the author to be one of the main works of his life. Bunin noted that it was "The Life of Arsenyev" that played an important role in awarding him the Nobel Prize in Literature. At the center of attention is the coming-of-age of the main character Alexei Arsenyev, his inner journey and reflections, as well as the artistic world delicately constructed at the intersection of autobiography and literary prose. The organizers of the meeting - Daniil Ryasov and Svetlana Panchenko, employees of the Gogol House - will help to understand the genre nature of the text, trace the autobiographical echoes, and identify literary parallels with the works of other authors. Where to go with a child in Moscow, look for on our website.