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Easter Eve
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Anton Chekhov (1860-1904) – a Russian short story writer, playwright and physician – is considered to be one of the greatest short story writers in world literature. He won the Pushkin Prize in 1887 for his short story collection At Dusk. He died in 1904 from tuberculosis.
This is one of his short stories.
This is one of his short stories.
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“A short story indeed, I’ll admit I only read this to keep my reading streak going and tick off the final letter of my alphabet challenge!”
“3.7 Stars to be specific. Chekov is a master of the short story.
I'm still thinking of Jerome, on the river, sad and lonely, clutching the cable as if it was his last connection to his dead friend.”
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