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Tolstoy

Name: Tolstoy
Brand: Grove/Atlantic, Inc.
SKU: 06575847
Price: 20.13 EUR
Availability: InStock

Henri Troyat

Nancy Amphoux

Language

English

Book Paperback

Libristo code: 06575847

Publishers Grove/Atlantic, Inc., January 2001

Leo Tolstoy embodies the most extraordinary contradictions. He was a wealthy aristocrat who preached... Full description

Libristo code: 06575847

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Leo Tolstoy embodies the most extraordinary contradictions. He was a wealthy aristocrat who preached the virtues of poverty and the peasant life, a misogynist who wrote Anna Karenina, and a supreme writer who declared, "Literature is rubbish." From Tolstoy's famously bad marriage to his enormously successful career, Troyat presents a brilliant portrait that reads like an epic novel written by Tolstoy himself.