Diary and journal notebook by Anton Chekhov, author: Anton Chekhov

This book includes Chekhov's notebook and scattered pages from his diaries. These memoirs and diaries, which are part of the internal aspect of the writer's creative activity, are of great importance. Chekhov himself destroyed drafts of his manuscripts and had no desire to talk about this work. He did not like anyone to see his artistic works before he finished them completely. These notes, diaries, and thoughts in the notebook and scattered pages allow the Arab reader to trace the history of Chekhov's writing of his stories, novels, and plays, even if incomplete, in the 1890s or the early 20th century, which was the peak period of his artistic maturity. It also helps to understand the specifics of his figurative thinking, his process of contemplation, the formation of his methods, his distinctive techniques in working with words, the themes of his artistic works, their structure, and provides a key to exploring the psychological context in which the essence of his stories, novels, and plays arises. Translated from Russian: Mohamed Khamis Number of pages: 304