Antonov Apples

Ivan Bunin (1870–1953) — writer and poet, the first Russian laureate of the Nobel Prize in Literature. Bunin's prose captivates with its vividness: the smell of ripe Antonov apples mixes with the aroma of autumn leaves, while traditions are still alive and time flows evenly and solemnly. This is not just a classic, but a true guide to the vanished Russia, written by a man who loved it to the core and knew it to the last detail. The collection includes the stories "The Village" and "Dry Hollow", as well as the tales "Antonov Apples", "In the Cossack Farmstead", "At the Dacha".