Collection of Stories

8 hrs. 14 min.

Classics

Language Russian

Author Anton Chekhov

Narrator Konstantin Denisov

Description

Anton Chekhov— a Russian writer, universally recognized classic of world literature, a subtle psychologist who perfectly combines humor and lyricism in his works.

The meaning of Chekhov’s creative work is important and instructive for readers around the world. The main hero of Chekhov’s works is always an ordinary person with the most ordinary everyday concerns and affairs. In Chekhov’s works, events occurring around the characters take a back seat as a fleeting incidental occurrence, while the ordinary, steady, daily recurring and familiar to everyone forms the foundation of the entire content of the work, whether it is a story or a play. The largest part of almost all Chekhov’s works is a detailed description of everyday life, through which the features of moods, characters, and feelings—as well as the relationships between the heroes—are conveyed to the reader.

This edition includes the most famous Chekhov novellas and short stories written in different years.

Contents:
Anton Chekhov — Grisha
Anton Chekhov — The Youngsters
Anton Chekhov — The House with a Mezzanine
Anton Chekhov — The Daughter of Albion
Anton Chekhov — The Two Hares
Anton Chekhov — A Mysterious Nature
Anton Chekhov — An Evil Boy
Anton Chekhov — The Indian Rooster
Anton Chekhov — Horseflesh Name
Anton Chekhov — The Catfish
Anton Chekhov — A Boarder
Anton Chekhov — Invisible Tears for the World
Anton Chekhov — From Idleness
Anton Chekhov — Papa
Anton Chekhov — Rural Physicians
Anton Chekhov — The Siren
Anton Chekhov — Neighbors
Anton Chekhov — A Remedy for Drunkenness
Anton Chekhov — Mother-in-law, the Lawyer
Anton Chekhov — A Cynic
Anton Chekhov — A Little Joke