Eugene Onegin (Boris Godunov. Little Tragedies)

"Eugene Onegin" (1823-1831) – one of the most significant works of Russian literature.
A poignant love story, dramatic turns of the plot, subtle psychology of the characters, detailed description of the everyday life and morals of that era (it is no coincidence that Belinsky called the novel "an encyclopedia of Russian life") – this work reflects all of Russian life like a mirror. "Eugene Onegin" will never lose its relevance, and even two centuries later we are amazed by the accuracy and fidelity of "the cold observations of the mind and the sorrowful notes of the heart" of the great Russian poet.
The collection also includes the drama "Boris Godunov" and the cycle of short plays "Little Tragedies".