The Complete Works of Prose in One Volume

Alexander Sergeyevich Pushkin 1799—1837 is undoubtedly the greatest Russian writer and poet — a reformer of the language, a master of sharp plots, a storyteller and playwright — who achieved extraordinary lightness, elegance, and accuracy of expression in his work. His pen was adept at everything: philosophical, civic, romantic lyrics, translations, imitations of the ancients, satirical genres including epigrams, dramas, and prose. This book includes all the novels and stories of the writer, as well as his historical artistic work "The History of Pugachev," which reflect the breadth of interests and transformation of his views.