The Steppe And Other Stories 1887-91 Anton Chekhov Penguin Classics Αγγλικά Βιβλία Fiction Essays Literary Reference

The Steppe And Other Stories 1887-91 Is A Collection That Reveals Anton Chekhov\ S Evolution From Novice Writer To Master Of Short Narrative Form This Penguin Classics Edition Translated By Ronald Wilks With An Introduction Donald Rayfield Finest Early Writing Headlined \ Steppe\ Which Established His Reputation Telling Unforgettable Tale Boy\ Journey New School In Kiev Travelling Through Majestic Landscapes Towards Unknown Destiny Gusev\ Depicts Ocean Voyage Where Sea Takes On Terrifying Primeval Power Kiss\ Portrays Shy Soldier\ Failed Romantic Encounter Duel\ Two Men\ Enmity Ends Farce Haunting Highly Atmospheric All Volume Show Emerging Shadow Masters - Great Russian Writers Such As Leo Tolstoy Ivan Turgenev Nikolai Gogol Discovering Own Voice They Also Illustrate Genius For Evoking Natural World Exploring Inner Lives First Three Chronological Volumes Wilks\ Delicate Translation Accompanied Chronology Explanatory Notes Contains Annotated Bibliography Internationally Renowned Chekhov Scholar (1860-1904) Was Born Taganrog Port Azov 1879 He Travelled Moscow Entered Medical Faculty University Graduating 1884 During Years Supported Family Contributing Humorous Sketches Magazines Published Motley Tales 1886 Year Later Second Twilight Received Pushkin Prize Today Plays Including Uncle Vanya\ Seagull\ Cherry Orchard\ Are Recognised Masterpieces Over If You Enjoyed Might Like Lady Little Dog Available Σελίδες: 416 Διαστάσεις: 13X13Cm