

I'm sure it was a very clever novel, but oh my days it was a dull read. I should have read it before bed to cure my insomnia, but thankfully it was too short to take me long.
I'm sure it was a very clever novel, but oh my days it was a dull read. I should have read it before bed to cure my insomnia, but thankfully it was too short to take me long.
Somehow I made it through an entire English class where we read nothing but Chekhov short stories and managed to miss these three. I'm glad I got to them finally. This includes "The Kiss" an exploration of human desires, "The Two Volodyas" a sympathetic examination of the confining roles for women in 19th century Russia, and "Gooseberries" which touches on social injustices.