Antonov apples. Bunin I.A.

The first Russian Nobel laureate, poet and prose writer, unsurpassed master of words, Ivan Alekseevich Bunin always remained aloof from fashionable literary movements and still became a classic during his lifetime. Merciless truthfulness was connected in his work with subtle lyricism and the desire to capture the fleeting, elusive beauty of the world in the whole variety of its colors, smells and sounds that make us feel more fully and raise the exciting images of the past from the depths of memory.

This edition presents the prose works of Bunin, facing the theme of Russia, manor and peasant, in which the author tries to understand the mystery of the Russian character and draws "the Russian soul, its bright and dark, but almost always tragic foundations."

The collection includes the novels "Village" and "Sukhol", which brought the author widely fame and nominated Bunin to a series of the first writers of our time, as well as the stories "Antonov apples", "Pines", "Zakhar Vorobyov", "Night conversation", etc.