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A Confession by Leo Tolstoy
Page Count: 100Year: 1880A Confession is a short, autobiographical work detailing Leo Tolstoy’s profound midlife spiritual crisis and his search for the ultimate meaning of life. Written between 1879 and 1882, the work marks a radical turning point in the author’s philosophical and religious views. Tolstoy, a celebrated author, describes the despair he felt despite having achieved worldwide […]
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A Foreign Woman by Sergei Dovlatov
Page Count: 113Year: 1986The plot focuses on the young Russian émigré Marusya Tartakovskaya in New York. Marusya grows tired of the Russian émigré community in Queens. She impulsively marries a simple, Latino bartender named Rafael. This marriage causes a scandal and condemnation among the Russian émigrés. The love line between Marusya and Rafael becomes a test of the […]
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A Hero of Our Time by Mikhail Lermontov
Page Count: 214Year: 1840The story follows the destructive path of the young officer Grigory Pechorin as he travels through the Caucasus. The narrative unfolds non-chronologically, revealing the devastating consequences of his boredom and ego on others. First, in the mountains, he orchestrates the kidnapping of the Circassian princess Bela, using local bandit Kazbich to get her, only to […]
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A Story about a Real Man by Boris Polevoi
Page Count: 344Year: 1946Pilot Alexei Meresyev is shot down in an air battle and severely wounds his legs. Miraculously surviving, he begins his 18-day subhuman journey: wounded and starving, he crawls hundreds of kilometers through the forest, driven by one goal alone—to return to his own unit and fly again. This is an epic struggle against pain, frostbite, […]
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Ada, or Ardor: A Family Chronicle by Vladimir Nabokov
Page Count: 624Year: 1969The novel is presented as the extensive, richly detailed memoir of Van Veen, who chronicles his lifelong, passionate, and forbidden love for his sister, Ada. The story is set on an alternate planet called Antiterra in the 19th century, where Russia, America, and France have somehow merged into one geopolitical space. Van and Ada first […]
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And Quiet Flows the Don by Mikhail Sholokhov
Page Count: 576Year: 1928Set on the turbulent banks of the Don River, this epic follows Grigory Melekhov, a young Cossack whose life is torn apart by forbidden love and ideological chaos. Handsome, proud, and fiercely independent, Grigory is trapped between his passionate, scandal-ridden affair with the married Aksinya, his dutiful marriage to Natalya, and the brutal political demands […]
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Anna Karenina by Leo Tolstoy
Page Count: 848Year: 1877Married Anna Karenina is obsessed with Alexei Vronsky. Her forbidden feelings for the Count, despite the condemnation of society, moral standards, and his conscience, are tormenting her. This is a story about love, which can be both a source of happiness and a cause of tragedy. Browse the table of contents, check the quotes, read […]
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Another Life by Yury Trifonov
Page Count: 148Year: 1975Following the sudden death of her husband, the scientist Sergey, the historian Olga begins her own investigation into his “other life,” attempting to understand his secrets, fears, and the reasons for his deep alienation. She reads his diaries, reconstructs his conflicts at work and his personal dramas, realizing that she lived with him for years […]
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Asya by Ivan Turgenev
Page Count: 80Year: 1858While traveling on the Rhine in Germany, the Russian gentleman N.N. meets two fellow Russians: Gagin, a pleasant but mediocre artist, and his intriguing half-sister, Asya (Anna). Asya is a charming, yet emotionally volatile seventeen-year-old girl whose sharp mood swings and eccentric behavior immediately captivate N.N. N.N. soon learns the reason for Asya’s complex nature: […]
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Childhood, Boyhood, Youth by Leo Tolstoy
Page Count: 400Year: 1857Tolstoy’s semi-autobiographical trilogy is an intimate, “microscopic” study of the internal life and moral development of the young nobleman Nikolenka Irtenev. The narrative traces the protagonist’s painful and joyous path from innocent childhood to aspiring young adulthood. Act One: Childhood The idyllic life of ten-year-old Nikolenka Irtenev on the family estate. He experiences his first […]
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