IVAN BUNIN (1870-1953) was Russia's first Nobel Laureate for literature (1933). His writing is richly textured and evocative of a more prosaic, humane, prerevolutionary era. A friend of Anton Chekhov, Bunin worked for a time in Kharkov as a government clerk and editor, did translations from English, and wrote his short stories, by the turn of the century becoming recognized as one of Russia's greatest living writers. He lived in emigration from 1919 to his death in Paris in 1953.
Sunstroke
Chtenia: Winter 2011
Author: Ivan Bunin
Translator: Graham Hettlinger
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Chekhov
Chtenia: Fall 2010
Author: Ivan Bunin
Translator: Paul E. Richardson
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Chang's Dreams
Chtenia: Winter 2008
Author: Ivan Bunin
Translator: Graham Hettlinger
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Loneliness
Chtenia: Winter 2008
Author: Ivan Bunin
Translator: Lydia Razran Stone
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