Quanta terra necessita una persona

Here are the best stories from one of the great giants in the history of literature. The selection we present is a sample of his evolution as a narrator from the early "Albert" to the posthumous "Two versions of the story of a hive with the roof of linden bark", which are two pretty stories unknown to the general public, to others as canonical as "How much land does a person need" or "After the dance." We also find the first direct translation from Russian of an indisputable "The Story of a Horse," and a delightful tale of youth like "Three Dead." Six stories translated by Marta Nin that are the maximum distillation of the author of War and Peace or Anna Karenina.