About the Author
Anton Chekhov
ISBN 9780141397092
Rs. 318
Penguin Classics
Gooseberries
Who it's for: Readers of classic short fiction and Chekhov enthusiasts
This collection presents three exquisite tales of love and loss in nineteenth-century Russia: Gooseberries, The Kiss, and The Two Volodyas. Through Chekhov’s delicate and precise storytelling, readers are transported into the emotional depths of human experience, as ordinary lives unfold with beauty, melancholy, and quiet revelation. Why You Should Read? Experience the profound emotional realism of Chekhov, a master of short fiction. Explore universal themes of love, loss, and the subtle complexities of everyday life. Immerse yourself in vivid depictions of nineteenth-century Russian society. Enjoy stories that balance lyrical beauty with sharp psychological insight. Discover why Chekhov’s works have influenced generations of writers and readers alike. Part of Penguin’s Little Black Classics series, this edition is a celebration of timeless literature, offering a glimpse into the enduring power of stories that transcend time and place.
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- Includes Gooseberries, The Kiss, and The Two Volodyas
- Part of Penguin's Little Black Classics series
- Set in nineteenth-century Russia
- Features Chekhov's emotional realism and psychological insight
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Which stories are in this collection?
The collection includes three tales: Gooseberries, The Kiss, and The Two Volodyas.
What is the setting of these stories?
The stories are set in nineteenth-century Russia.
What themes do the stories explore?
The stories explore themes of love, loss, and the complexities of everyday life.
Is this part of a series?
Yes, it is part of Penguin's Little Black Classics series.




