The stories - Anton Chekhov

Anton Chekhov 1860 - 1904 for many interested in literature around the world is the greatest short story writer and its most important pioneer. It is also no less important as a playwright and novelist who, through his numerous works, managed to carve his name into the memory of humanity, and to establish artistic values that turned into schools and doctrines in writing, which are still active and influential until now. Here we read Chekhov's works translated by Abu Bakr Youssef, published in 4 volumes: short stories - short novels - novels - plays, and this translation is one that many are keen to own as a comprehensive translation that conveyed the text with love, resulting in a high degree of captivating linguistic sensitivity. The first volume includes Chekhov's short stories, which placed him on the list of best-selling books since the beginning of the twentieth century until now. The second volume includes Chekhov's short novels, including The Black Monk, The Peasants, The Kiss, The Man in a Case, The Lady with the Dog. The third volume contains Chekhov's timeless novels: The Boring Story, Ward No. 6, The Unknown Man, The Duel. The fourth volume includes Chekhov's timeless plays: About the Harm of Tobacco, The Bear, The Seagull, Uncle Vanya, The Three Sisters, The Cherry Orchard.