A Nest of Nobles

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About The Book

Published in 1858, "A Nest of Nobles" ("Dvorianskoe Gniezdo") propelled Ivan Turgenev to international acclaim. Considered one of his best novels, "A Nest of Nobles" captures the intricate details and subtle nuances that define the Slavonic literary tradition. This attention to detail contributes to the pervasive sense of pessimism that characterizes Turgenev's work, reflecting the melancholy of the human condition.

Unlike his contemporaries Tolstoy and Gorki, Turgenev's style is more reminiscent of English novelists such as Thackeray, George Eliot, and Dickens. This unique blend of Russian sensibility with Western storytelling techniques sets him apart in the world of literature, making his work a must-read for fans of classic fiction.

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