Author: Bunin
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: Bunin is a Nobel Prize-winning Russian writer. This book selects 15 of the most representative novels from his rich literary heritage. "The Homeland" showcases the decline of a Russian estate through the poignant love story of a maid; in just 50,000 words, it is deeply moving. "Misha's Love" vividly and delicately depicts the tragic love of a young man. "The Archive" seems to be the work of Gogol. "A Friend I Have Never Met" is comparable to Stefan Zweig's "Letter from an Unknown Woman". Bunin portrays realistic and stern pictures of old Russia, enjoying the reputation of a master of short stories internationally.
Homeland - 20th Century Masterpieces from Foreign Authors (Illustrated Edition)
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