"Pervoe svidanie" (First Date) is a short story by the renowned Russian symbolist author Andrey Bely. Written with Bely's characteristic stylistic flair, the story explores themes of love, perception, and the complexities of human relationships in early 20th century Russia.

A captivating example of Russian literary modernism, "Pervoe svidanie" offers a glimpse into the intricate world of Bely's prose and the rich literary landscape of his time. This story will appeal to readers interested in classic Russian literature and the development of symbolist and modernist movements.

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