Book of works by S. N. Durylin, prepared by candidate of philological sciences A. B. Galkin on archival materials under the heading "Returned names of poets of the Silver Age," will acquaint the reader with a writer, priest, historian of literature and theater, ethnographer, theologian, finally, first-class poet, friend B. L. Pasternak, M. A. Voloshin, V.V. Rozanov, artist M.V. Nesterov. His writing name has only come out of the shadows for the past five years. The undeservedly forgotten writer Durylin became known to the literary community as an original master who created the symbolic novel-chronicle "Bells" (1928), the novels "Sir Cat" and "Three Demons," a memoirist and a Moscow scholar (book "In the Native Corner").