The Mother by Maxim Gorky

The Mother by Maxim Gorky

Pelageya Nilovna is an uneducated, abused factory worker's wife whose son becomes involved in underground revolutionary organising against the Tsarist regime, and her own gradual political awakening, driven by love for her son rather than ideology at first, becomes the novel's real subject.

Gorky wrote the novel as explicitly political fiction meant to inspire revolutionary sentiment, and it became a foundational text of socialist realism, later celebrated in the Soviet Union as an exemplary model for literature in service of political awakening among the working class.

A foundational work of socialist realism from the great Russian writer Maxim Gorky.

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