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Since its appearance in 2001, Ludmila Stern's book "Brodsky: Osya, Iosiph, Joseph" has been one of the most beloved and read. It is not only about Brodsky, but also about the people who were close to him; about the atmosphere they created in the scent of a time without time and the longing of exile - which in the modern context is read and perceived much more acutely. The expanded reprint of Ludmila Stern's book is an opportunity to remember once again those who lived then, and an effective support for those who live now.