Pushkin

Alexander Pushkin was a renowned Russian poet and writer from the early 19th century, often considered Russia’s greatest literary figure. His work combined rich language, storytelling, and exploration of Russian society, language, and culture. Pushkin's poetry and prose laid the foundation for modern Russian literature, influencing countless writers who came after him. His notable works include the poem "Eugene Onegin" and the fairy-tale story "The Tale of the Fisherman and the Fish." His innovative use of language and storytelling elevated Russian literature and helped shape national identity. Pushkin remains celebrated as a literary icon and pioneer of modern Russian writing.