
Два храма и другие рассказы
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Narrated by:
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Андрей Филиппак
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By:
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Герман Мелвилл
About this listen
Американский писатель, поэт и эссеист Герман Мелвилл получил известность благодаря своим приключенческим романам "Тайпи" и "Ому", написанными по воспоминаниям о его путешествиях к Таити, где он побывал в плену у туземцев, и роману "Моби-Дик" и по сей день считающимся одним из самых значительных произведений мировой литературы. Но кроме этих выдающихся романов перу Мелвилла принадлежит и не менее увлекательный сборник рассказов, аудиоверсию которых мы рады вам представить.
Два храма
Бартлби
Рай для холостяков и ад для девиц
Энкантадас или заколдованные острова
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