Tales and Stories

Anton Pavlovich Chekhov (1860–1904) — a classic of world literature, a Russian prose writer, playwright, and journalist.
The stories of A. P. Chekhov, distinguished by their subtle irony, dynamism, and brevity, are full of love, memories, and emotional pain. By placing characters in the mundane, in familiar life situations, the writer placed greater emphasis on revealing the internal conflicts of man. Through emotions, facial expressions, and gestures, he characterized ambiguous characters, not openly discussing the psychology of their souls, but allowing the reader to draw their own conclusions. It is for this reason that D. P. Svyatopolsky-Mirsky found in him «a complete freedom from preaching and moralizing», while G. Adamovich noted his unparalleled «ability to express everything in one word and, in particular, to show», while the heart breaks with «compassion, horror, sadness, pity, love».
The edition includes the most famous novellas and stories by Chekhov, written in different years.