Love and Other Stories

Anton Pavlovich Chekhov was born in Taganrog, Ukraine in 1860. First published in the eighteen-eighties, he was a celebrated figure in Russia by the time of his death in 1904, but he remained relatively unknown internationally until the years after World War I, when his works were translated into English. His essays, plays, poetry, and short fiction have been translated into countless languages and he is remembered today as a master of the modern short story.

- Love
- Lights
- A Story Without An End
- Mari D'Elle
- A Living Chattel
- The Doctor
- Too Early!
- The Cossack
- Aborigines
- An Inquiry
- Martyrs
- The Lion And The Sun
- A Daughter Of Albion
- Choristers
- Nerves
- A Work Of Art
- A Joke
- A Country Cottage
- A Blunder
- Fat And Thin
- The Death Of A Government Clerk
- A Pink Stocking
- At A Summer Villa