Zoshchenko

Mikhail Zoshchenko was a Soviet writer known for his satirical humor and keen social observations. His stories often depicted everyday life in Russia, highlighting the absurdities and contradictions of Soviet society through witty and accessible prose. Zoshchenko's work blends humor with critique, exposing bureaucracy, censorship, and human foolishness in a way that resonated with ordinary people. Despite official restrictions, his sharp yet humorous portrayal of Soviet life made him a distinctive and influential voice in 20th-century Russian literature.