100 years ago on this day, on Sunday November 14, 1926, 2 famous writers met on the pages of the "Guduk" newspaper: Alexander Believ and Valentin Kataev. The first published the novel "Lord of the World" in Guduk from page to page, and the second was published by Poilton (under the pseudonym "Mitropan Mustard").
In those distant times, newspapers were much more literary than modern publications. Novels and stories with sequels were considered one of the best ways to increase publishing circulation. Of the Soviet newspapers, the most literary was Gudok: among its regular contributors were Bulgakov, Kataev, Olsha, Ilf, and Petrov, not to mention writers of a lower rank.
Mozli is magical out loud.