A factory woman in a Russian mill town watches her son become a revolutionary and, after he is taken, takes up the work herself. Gorky wrote it in America in 1906 while raising money for the movement; Lenin called it a very timely book, and it became the model for a whole official literature that followed.
Engelska
One Autumn Night
The Giants of Russian Literature : Russian Classics, Folk Tales, Drama, Satire, and Moral Conflict
Tchelkache
Mother
My Childhood, Autobiography Part I
The Lower Depths
Creatures That Once Were Men
Orlóff and His Wife : Tales of the Barefoot Brigade
The Man Who Was Afraid
Summerfolk
Reminiscences of Tolstoy, Chekhov and Andreyev