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From Pushkin to Gorky, passing through Dostoevsky and Tolstoy, this illustrated edition offers a careful selection of seven stories by the main representatives of Russian fiction from the late 19th and early 20th centuries, including masterpieces of the absurd such as The Nose, by Gogol, or The Crocodile, by Dostoevsky. Through its pages we immerse ourselves in the snowy, inhospitable and cold Siberian lands, losing ourselves in them, as happens to the protagonists of The Master and the Servant, by Tolstoy, or after a drunkenness as in Makar's Dream, by Korolenko. Dazzling plots and stories such as those of the calculating Hermann in The Queen of Spades, by Pushkin, or that of the young Olga Ivanovna in An Insubstantial Woman, by Chekhov, whose life contrasts with the strength of a humble woman who gives birth to her son in the middle of the field in Gorki's A Man is Born.