Tolstoy: 707 books

İvan İlyiç, önce sorgu yargıcı, sonra da hakim olarak yaptığı görevinde mutludur. İnsanların, onun ağzından çıkacak kelimelerle kaderlerinin değişmesi kendisini güçlü ve önemli hissetmesine vesile olmaktadır. Aldığı maaş yeterli olmasa da yüksek gelirli bir yaşantısı varmış...

"Köpekbalığı çocuklara yaklaşırken, denizciler çocuklardan hâlâ uzaktaydılar. Çocuklar "Köpekbalığı!" diye bağıranları duymadıkları gibi köpekbalığını da görmediler. Fakat daha sonra içlerinden biri geriye bakınca... Sonra ne oldu dersiniz? Bu heyecanlı...

Simon fakir bir kunduracıdır. Yıllardır geçim sıkıntısı çekmektedir. Çünkü yaptığı işten elde ettiği kazanç geçimini sağlamaya yetmez. Kendine ait ne bir evi ne de bir tarlası vardır.Bir paltoyu bile tüm kış boyunca eşiyle ortak kullanırlar. Ancak o da eskimiş, çoktan...

Lev Tolstoy, İnsan Neyle Yaşar?’daki hikâyelerde, dünya malı uğruna kardeşlerine sırt çevirenlere, hırsına yenik düşenlere, kanaat etmeyi bilmeyenlere sevginin, iyiliğin, hakikatin gücünü hatırlatıyor.   (Tanıtım Bülteninden)  

İnsanın kendisini ve kendinden gayrısını yeni bir bakışla görmeye başlamasının ağır kırılmalarına ve hissiyatına bizi şahit kılan yüce bir anıttır Tolstoy. Derin ve daha da derinlere talip bir ruhun bu dünyadaki salınışlarını, gelgitlerini resmederken yeni bir anlayışın...

"Work, Death, and Sickness" is a fascinating story by Russian author Lev Nikolayevich Tolstoy written in 1903. The story takes the form of a parable about the creation of work, death, and sickness. Synopsis: When God first created man, he had no need to work, and he would always live to...

An anthology of some of the greatest war novels of all time. The collection include an active table of contents to help you easily find the book you want.Works include:"The Red Badge of Courage" By Stephen Crane"The Iliad" By Homer"Three Soldiers" By John Dos Passos"Ride Proud, Rebel!" By Andre Alice...

Leo Tolstoy's "Walk in the Light and Twenty-Three Tales" contains the religious parable "Walk in the Light While Ye Have Light", a story set in the ancient Roman Empire which tells the story of Pamphylius and his conversion to Christianity, as well as twenty-three other short stories by the author. Those...

Leo Tolstoy started writing short stories after he left the military in 1856 and grew as a new rising star in literature of Russia. The war of Crimea provided him the background for his future stories. However, “how much land does a man need” had always influenced him during his future writing...

Tolstoy's last novel addresses the issue of legal unfairness and church hypocrisy, through the story of Maslova, a maid wrongfully convicted of murder and sent to Siberia.

With great perception and insight Tolstoy has presented the theories of Karl Marx and the conditions of Russia in his age. All notions are presented through the eyes of a child who is just beginning to comprehend these ideologies. A work that bespeaks the mastery of its author.

In addition to his towering novels, Tolstoy also triumphed with shorter works. Included in this collection are tales based on the author’s personal military experience: “The Invaders,” “The Wood-Cutting Expedition,” “An Old Acquaintance,” “Lost on the Steppe; or, The Snowstorm,” and “Polikushka Kholstomer.”

This early work by Tolstoy, published in 1863, is based on his own experiences serving with the army in the Caucasus region in the 1850s.  A young Russian, Dimitry Olenin, leaves his cultured life in Moscow in search of authentic experiences among the untamed Cossacks.  What he finds will change his life forever.

This poignant study of spiritual regeneration recounts the sins of a Russian nobleman, Prince Dmitri Ivanovich Nekhlyudov, and his attempts in later life to redress his transgressions. Tolstoy conducts readers on a harrowing voyage through Russia's corrupt courts and foul prisons that culminates in...