Brigantine in the Sands

In Brigantine in the Sands, Sergey Konyashin composes a lyrical epic that views the present through the prism of the past—poems that study human fate and character with quiet intensity and ringing conviction. Here, legends of struggle, noble sacrifice, and great deeds are woven with grief and tenderness; dreams slip into daylight; and a steadfast call sounds to be magnanimous, resilient, and brave in the face of deceit and injustice.

Konyashin’s lines march and sing by turns—at times crisp and martial, at times melodic and soul-stirring—reminding us that the truest victories are hard-won and inwardly kept. This collection will speak to readers who seek poetry of moral clarity and emotional fire, where patriotism is less a slogan than a lived responsibility.

Language — Russian.
Poetry — Lyric, Epic, Narrative.