"There is not a day that goes by without writing at least one line."

…He often took up the issues of young intellectuals after the revolution as his subject matter, but during the Stalin era, his portrayal was severely criticized as deviating from socialist realism. His autobiographical memoir, “Not a Day Goes By Without Writing a Line,” published posthumously in 1965, was the only masterpiece he was able to leave behind in his unfortunate later years. [Numano Mitsuyoshi]…

*The following is a portion of the glossary that refers to the phrase "There is not a day that goes by without writing even one line."

Source | Heibonsha World Encyclopedia 2nd Edition | Information

…彼はしばしば革命後の若い知識人の問題を主題として取り上げたが，スターリン時代にはその描き方が社会主義リアリズムからはずれるものとして，厳しく批判された。死後1965年に発表された自伝的回想《一行たりとて書かざる日なし》は，不遇な晩年に彼が書き残すことのできた唯一の傑作だったと言えよう。【沼野 充義】。…

※「《一行たりとて書かざる日なし》」について言及している用語解説の一部を掲載しています。

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