close to hers, and was friendly with his daughters and his personal friends Vladimir Chertkov, and others, and his biographer Pavel Biryukov. She didn't agree with Tolstoy's religious views, but shared his socio-critical views. She produced a considerable body of works including the Mimi trilogy, novellas, short stories, translations, and literary memoirs. Her autobiographical book Meetings with Writers, published in 1929, tells of her friendships with Tolstoy and others. She spent her last years living in the town of Pushkin, where she taught music at a school for orphans. English translations Mimi's Marriage, (novel), T. Fisher Unwin LTD, London, 1915. from Archive.org References Sources 1857 births 1936 deaths Russian biographers Russian music educators Russian women short story writers Russian children's writers People from Yegoryevsk Pseudonymous women writers Russian memoirists Soviet translators Women memoirists Women biographers Russian women children's writers Russian women novelists 20th-century Russian women writers 20th-century Russian translators 20th-century Russian short story writers Women music educators 20th-century Russian women 20th-century pseudonymous writers