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A remarkable stylist, a subtle psychologist, a master of subtext, Anton Pavlovich Chekhov had a great influence on the development of world literature. He was always interested in the most ordinary people in everyday affairs and worries, he told about their lives, dreams, hopes for the future without prophecy and moralizing, giving his readers the right to draw their own conclusions. Stories and plays written in the last quarter of the nineteenth century still arouse interest all over the world, and novelists and playwrights recognize that it was Chekhov who opened to them the unprecedented possibilities of the art of the word. "Reading Chekhov, I laugh, rejoice, admire... This is the definition of talent" (L. N. Tolstoy). "I heartily advise you to look into Chekhov's books more often... so that, forgetting, you can relive these fabulous dreams as they were conceived" (V. V. Nabokov). "One can be in awe of Tolstoy's mind. Admire the elegance of Pushkin. Appreciate the moral quest of Dostoevsky. Gogol's humor. And so on. However, one only wants to be like Chekhov" (Sergei Dovlatov).
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