Works of Leo Tolstoy (1~17)

Author: Leo Tolstoy (Russian), translated by Ru Long and others
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Features: Leo Tolstoy is almost an insurmountable peak for all realist writers. Comparing himself to Homer, Tolstoy can be said to be the creator of the epic. His works are often as strange as the Odyssey, yet as intimate as Hemingway's, combining the familiar and the unfamiliar to create a unique atmosphere in his works. In terms of shaping unique characters and profound dramatic effects, Tolstoy's works are deeply imbued with a Shakespearean style. Tolstoy was not only a great Russian writer but also a moral philosopher and social reformer, as well as an outstanding thinker of the 19th century. The ideological and artistic power of the Complete Works has left an indelible mark on world literature. To preserve the Complete Works of Tolstoy is to inherit the spiritual legacy of a great writer, moral philosopher, social reformer, and thinker.