Peasants and Other Stories

In his later years, Anton Chekhov delved deeply into the complexities of Russian society, showcasing his evolution as a master of the short story. This collection, curated by esteemed critic Edmund Wilson, presents a selection of Chekhov's final works, characterized by their novelistic depth and intricacies. Notably, the stories are arranged chronologically, providing a unique perspective on Chekhov's artistic maturation and the societal issues of his time.