Anton Çehov Bütün Eserleri 5 -1886

Complete Works of Anton Chekhov 5 - 1886 Book Description While reading Anton Pavlovich's stories, you feel like you are on a clear, sad autumn day, where bare trees, intertwined houses and colorless people are clearly depicted. Everything seems in a strange state of loneliness, stagnation and misery. The grey-murky expanses are deserted, the pale sky descending towards the horizon in the distance, casting a distressing coldness across the frozen mud-covered earth. The author's power of description reveals worn-out roads, crooked streets, cramped, dirty houses as strikingly as if they were under the cold glow of the autumn sun. You see the pitiful little people sitting idle in the houses, bursting out of boredom, or sluggishly coming in and out. –Maxim Gorky. Every time I read Chekhov again, I come across some of his sentences and expressions, and I cannot help being surprised by their accuracy. –Tatyana Lvovna Scepkina -Kupernik (From the Promotional Bulletin)