The story of the repaid star No. 224
Pilnyak had courage - or negligence - to go his own way Boris Pilnyak in the circle of writers. Kolomna, 1920s. Photo from the archive The boy was armed: he hung himself with toy swords, maces, spears. Then he sat down on a toy horse and, looking in the mirror, began to tell stories. He rode somewhere, argued with someone, threatened someone. If a little sister at that time approached him, he drove her away and could even hit. If his mother interrupted his story, he cried.