Russian Literature

Tolstoy, Dostoevsky, Chekhov, and the giants of Russian fiction.

The Bishop and Other StoriesAnton Pavlovich Chekhov

★3.8

EssaysFiction

Old Peter's Russian TalesArthur Ransome

★4.1

FantasyChildren's Literature

The schoolmistress, and other storiesAnton Pavlovich Chekhov

★4.0

EssaysFiction

The Story of TimUnknown Author

★3.5

BiographyFiction

DostoevskyAndré Gide

★4.0

FictionEssays

Crime and PunishmentFyodor Dostoyevsky

★4.3

EssaysFiction

The Life of Man: A Play in Five ActsLeonid Andreyev

★3.9

Short StoriesEssays

The House with the Mezzanine and Other StoriesAnton Pavlovich Chekhov

★3.9

EssaysShort Stories

The Empire of Russia: From the Remotest Periods to the Present TimeJohn S. C. Abbott

★3.6

Short StoriesHistory

The Schoolmaster and Other StoriesAnton Pavlovich Chekhov

★4.0

EssaysFiction

Note-Book of Anton ChekhovAnton Pavlovich Chekhov

★3.9

Short StoriesFiction

The defenderNicholas Kalashnikoff

★3.6

AdventureHistorical Fiction

From October to Brest-LitovskLeon Trotsky

★3.8

HistoryHistorical Fiction

He Who Gets Slapped: A Play in Four ActsLeonid Andreyev

★3.6

Short StoriesEssays

The Crushed Flower, and Other StoriesLeonid Andreyev

★3.7

FictionEssays

The Created LegendFyodor Sologub

★3.9

EssaysFantasy

Russian Fairy Tales from the Skazki of PolevoiP. Polevoi

★3.8

EssaysMythology & Folklore

The Dark ForestHugh Walpole

★3.5

Short StoriesFiction

My past and thoughts, vol 1 (of 6)Aleksandr Herzen

★4.2

BiographyEssays

The Secret CityHugh Walpole

★3.7

FictionEssays

An Outline of Russian LiteratureMaurice Baring

★3.2

Short StoriesFiction

Short StoriesFyodor Dostoyevsky

★3.5

Short StoriesEssays

A Survey of Russian Literature, with SelectionsIsabel Florence Hapgood

★3.5

Short StoriesEssays

The Crisis in RussiaArthur Ransome

★3.3

HistoryShort Stories