Severyanin Igor. Zlatomira. Poezes. The second book. First edition, lifetime.

Severyanin Igor. Zlatomira. Poezes. The second book. First edition, lifetime.
Moscow. Publishing House "Grif". V. M. Sablin's Printing House. 1914. 136 p. Softcover, enlarged format (19 x 26 cm). The condition is satisfactory: the cover is badly worn, its back part is missing, the block has scuffs and tears along the perimeter, vertical bending on the block due to improper storage.

[Igor Severyanin (most of the author's literary activity preferred the spelling Igor-Severyanin, real name — Igor Vasilyevich Lotarev, may 4 (may 16, n. a.) 1887, Saint Petersburg — December 20, 1941, Tallinn) — Russian poet of the "Silver age". The first publications appeared in 1904 (at his own expense), and later for nine years Severyanin published thin pamphlets with poems that brought only scandalous fame for a long time (for example, Leo Tolstoy's outraged review of one of his poems in early 1910). Of the older generation of poets, at first only Konstantin Fofanov paid attention to the young Northerner (later the Northerner declared him and Mirra Lokhvitskaya to be teachers and forerunners of egofuturism).

Glory to Igor Severyanin, one of the most popular poets of the silver age, was in his time `pulseradio` (a neologism meaning Northerner). His books `the thunder-Boiling Cup` (1913), `Zlatolira` (1914), `Pineapples in champagne` (1915) and others were talked about everywhere. His performances in Russian cities – `poezokontserty` (there were about 100 of them in the period from 1913 to 1917) attracted the public with constant success.]