Kulkuri: Kertomuksia

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Kulkuri: Kertomuksia

by Maksim Gorky

FI·~3 hours

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In this vivid anthology, the author brings the gritty world of turn‑of‑the‑century Russia to life through a handful of striking short pieces. The opening tale immerses listeners in a noisy seaport, where the clang of iron, the hiss of steam engines, and the shouts of dockworkers compose a relentless symphony of labor. Through keen observation, the narrative captures the fragile humanity of the men and women who toil beneath the towering machines that dominate their surroundings.

The collection continues with stories that follow wandering souls—“Kulkuri”—as they drift from village to city, from railway yards to remote farms. Each episode paints a portrait of people caught between hope and hardship, revealing their hidden strengths and quiet rebellions. Listeners will find a blend of lyrical description and raw realism that makes the struggles of these forgotten figures both immediate and unforgettable.

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Language

fi

Duration

~3 hours (174K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Release date

2015-09-10

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

Maksim Gorky

Maksim Gorky

1868–1936

Raised in poverty and largely self-educated, this towering Russian writer turned hard experience into vivid stories about workers, wanderers, and life at society’s edges. His fiction, plays, and memoirs helped shape modern Russian literature and still feel strikingly direct.

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