A Terrible Crime and Other Stories

Journalist and public figure Pavel Alexandrovich Krushevan became widely known primarily for his publications of a right-wing radical tone and his active participation in the Black-Hundred movement. As a writer, the scandalous author entered the literary scene in 1882 with the novel “Happier Than Anyone.” His life observations during his service in the Western Region and his travels across the south of Russia later provided rich material for the works of the now mature writer. The collection of stories “Ghosts” and the novel “The Case of Artabanov” received positive responses from readers and critics. In this collection, you’ll find an audio version of the author’s detective stories, written in his characteristic ironic and sarcastic manner.

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A Terrible Crime