The Short Stories of Dostoevsky---.
With an introduction
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WILLIAM PHILLIPS
When THE SHORT NOVELS OF DOSTOEVSKY was published
in the Permanent Library last November, it was acclaimed by critics
as the most important anthology of the year. Now, in this new volume,
the short stories of the great Russian master of fiction have been col–
lected for the first time.
Characteristically "Dostoevskian"in subject and psychological in–
tensity, theae stories reveal the full range of Dostoevsky's narrative
genius. They also throw considerable light on such of his longer works
as THE BROTHERS KARAMAZOV and CRIME AND PUNISH–
MENT. Translated by Constance Garnett.
THE SEVENTEEN SHORT STORIES
MR. PROHARTCHIN
A NovEL IN NINE LETTERS
THE LANDLADY
WHITE NIGHTS
A LITTLE HERO
AN UNPLEASANT PREDICAMENT
THE CROCODILE
PoLZUNKov
BosoK
A FAINT HEART
THE PEASANT MAREY
ANoTHER MAN's W:urE
THE HEAVENLY CHRISTMAS
AN HoNEST THIEF
TREE
A CHRISTMAS TREE
&
A WEDDING
A GENTLE SPIRIT
THE DREAM OF A RIDICULOUS MAN
A Permanent Library Book
640
pages,
$4.00
The Short Novels of Tolstoy- ----.
Edited with an introduction
By
PHILIP RAHV
Tolstoy's immense reputation in the English-speaking world is based
on only three works: WAR AND PEACE, RESURRECTION and
ANNA KARENINA. But, great as those novels are, they are only a
portion of Tolstoy's prodigious output.
Philip Rahv, whose anthology THE GREAT SHORT NOVELS
OF HENRY JAMES, published in 1944, was a forerunner of the
Jamesian revival, has in this volume collected the finest of Tolstoy's
short novels. The novels chosen not only come up to the highest level
of Tolstoy's art, but they also fully document his spiritual growth and
development. Translated by Aylmer Maude.
THE EIGHT COMPLETE NOVELS
Two HussARS
FAMILY HAPPINESS
THE CossACKS: A TALE OF
1852
PoLIKUSHKA
A Permanent
THE DEATH Oi' IVAN
THE DEVIL
MASTER AND MAN
. HADJI MuRAD
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