When the Hogarth Press published Gorky’s book of apercus in 1920, it could hardly have been to greater acclaim: according to Leonard Woolf, ‘it makes one hear, see, feel Tolstoy… as if one were sitting in the same room’. This is a reissue of the expanded edition (which included Chekhov and Andreyev), in a lively new translation.
Reminiscences of Tolstoy, Chekhov and Andreyev
£14.99
Edition:Paperback978180427197125/09/2025From a Bookshelf nearby
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